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What is broadcasting?
Electronic transmission of radio and television signals intended for general public reception.
Who successfully sent the first wireless radio signal?
Guglielmo Marconi
What year did Reginald Fessenden make the first radio broadcast of voice and music?
1906
Broadcasting has only referred to the radio industry historically.
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Which station became the first commercial AM radio station?
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The 'Golden Age of Radio' occurred during the _______.
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What technological advancement allowed for more numerous channels in broadcasting?
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What did Michael Faraday and James Clerk Maxwell contribute to wireless communication?
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What is broadcasting?
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What significant event occurred in 1895 related to radio broadcasting?
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Broadcasting was previously synonymous with 'over the air' broadcasts.
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Which radio station became the first commercial AM radio station in 1920?
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What key research contributed to the foundation of wireless communication?
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The 'Golden Age of Radio' occurred during the _____ and _____ decades.
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Study Notes
COMM 110: Broadcasting Principles and Practices
- Course covers radio and television broadcasting history, development, programming, social impact, and ethical considerations in the Philippines.
Midterm Topics: Chapter 1: Introduction to Philippine Broadcast Media
- Explores the history of broadcast media in the Philippines.
- Examines the roles and functions of broadcast media in modern society.
- Covers basic communication theories relevant to broadcasting.
Midterm Topics: Chapter 2: News: Its Values and Sources
- Defines news and its different types.
- Identifies various news sources.
Finals Topics: Chapter 3: Getting the News and Its Conversational Writing
- Details the process of obtaining news, including newsroom conferences and copy testing.
- Emphasizes the importance of news balance.
- Covers conversational writing techniques, addressing issues like confusing clauses and promoting plain English.
- Explains the use of inverted sentences.
Finals Topics: Chapter 4: Broadcast Style Book
- Discusses common writing pitfalls such as clichés, journalese, hyperbole, and contentious statements.
- Covers proofreading techniques.
- Addresses repetition and rhythm in broadcast writing.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Philippine Broadcast Media: What is Broadcasting?
- Broadcasting is the electronic transmission of radio and television signals for public reception, distinct from private signals.
- Historically, broadcasting referred to radio and television, synonymous with "over-the-air" broadcasts.
- With satellite and cable, channels and programming increased significantly, becoming more subscriber-based.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Philippine Broadcast Media: Broadcast History Timeline
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Early Radio Development (1800s - Early 1900s): Early research by Faraday and Maxwell laid foundations for wireless communication. Marconi sent the first wireless signal in 1895. Fessenden made the first voice and music radio broadcast in 1906.
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AM Radio and Commercial Growth (1920s-1930s): KDKA in Pittsburgh became the first commercial AM radio station in 1920. The 1930s and 1940s are noted as the "Golden Age of Radio," featuring popular radio shows (further details not provided in the text).
COMM 110: Broadcasting Principles and Practices
- Course covers radio and television broadcasting history, development, programming, social impact, and ethical considerations in the Philippines.
Midterm Topics: Chapter 1: Introduction to Philippine Broadcast Media
- History of Broadcast Media in the Philippines: Covers early development and evolution of radio and television in the country.
- Roles and Functions of Broadcast Media in Modern Society: Explores the influence and impact of broadcasting on Philippine society.
- Basic Communication Theories in Broadcasting: Examines communication models relevant to broadcasting.
Midterm Topics: Chapter 2: News: Its Values and Sources
- What is News?: Defines the characteristics of news and newsworthiness.
- Different Types of News: Categorizes various news formats and styles.
- News Sources: Identifies the origins of news information and verification methods.
Final Topics: Chapter 3: Getting the News and Its Conversational Writing
- Getting the Story (Newsroom Conference, Copytesting, Balance of News): Details the news gathering process, including teamwork, verification, and objectivity.
- Conversational Writing (Confusing Clauses; Plain English, Inverted Sentences): Focuses on writing styles suitable for broadcast media, emphasizing clarity and conciseness.
Final Topics: Chapter 4: Broadcast Style Book
- Clichés, Journalese, Hyperbole, Contentious Statements: Highlights writing pitfalls to avoid in broadcast journalism.
- Proofreading, Repetition and Rhythm: Emphasizes the importance of accuracy, flow, and pacing in broadcast writing.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Philippine Broadcast Media: What is Broadcasting?
- Broadcasting is defined as the electronic transmission of radio and television signals for public reception, distinct from private signals.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Philippine Broadcast Media: Broadcast History
- Historically, broadcasting referred to radio and TV.
- The term has evolved with the advent of satellite radio and cable TV, resulting in more channels and subscriber-based models.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Philippine Broadcast Media: Early Radio Development (1800s - Early 1900s)
- Faraday and Maxwell's research (1830s-1840s) laid the groundwork for wireless communication.
- Marconi transmitted the first wireless radio signal in 1895.
- Fessenden made the first voice and music radio broadcast in 1906.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Philippine Broadcast Media: AM Radio and Commercial Growth (1920s-1930s)
- KDKA in Pittsburgh became the first commercial AM radio station in 1920.
- The 1930s and 1940s is noted as the "Golden Age of Radio".
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This quiz covers the essential topics from COMM 110, focusing on the foundations of broadcasting in the Philippines. It includes the history and impact of broadcast media, the values and sources of news, and techniques for effective communication. Prepare to test your understanding of these critical aspects of broadcasting and media ethics.
