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What is a key characteristic of mass media outlined in the text?
Simultaneous delivery to the largest audience
How does the text describe the transition to new or emerging media?
The proliferation of personal computers in the early 1980s
What is a key difference between mass media and new media streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, according to the text?
Mass media has a fixed schedule, while new media allows viewers to watch content at their discretion
How does the text describe the impact of the digital revolution on media?
All of the above
What is the key difference between mass media and new media streaming services, according to the text?
Mass media has a fixed schedule, while new media allows viewers to watch content at their discretion
How does the text describe the impact of narrowcasting on consumers?
Narrowcasting shifts power to consumers, enabling them to access the content they enjoy most, more quickly, and without having to be bound to linear and fixed methods of content distribution
What is the key difference between mass media and new media streaming services in terms of content delivery, according to the text?
Mass media has a fixed schedule, while new media allows viewers to watch content at their discretion
How does the text describe the impact of the digital revolution on media production and distribution?
It has opened many new methods for the production and distribution of media content
What is a key characteristic of new media streaming services, according to the text?
They provide content that can be viewed at the discretion of the viewer
How does the text describe the impact of the digital revolution on the way people work, produce, and interact?
It has fundamentally changed many of the ways people work, produce, and interact with one another
Explore the concept of appealing to a diverse audience in programming and the importance of balancing broad appeal with niche targeting. Learn about narrowcasting and its impact on audience size and profitability.
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