Media and Communication Overview

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What modern communication method has become prevalent in recent times?

  • Printed letters
  • Telepathy
  • Internet connectivity (correct)
  • Face-to-face interaction

Which definition accurately describes media in a contemporary context?

  • Includes both electronic and non-electronic communication tools. (correct)
  • Limits itself to television and radio broadcasting.
  • Only refers to printed materials like newspapers and magazines.
  • Is synonymous with advertising channels only.

What term describes the habitual consumption of media resources over time?

  • Media identity
  • Media habits (correct)
  • Media usage
  • Media lifestyle

Which of the following statements is true about media lifestyle?

<p>It shapes educational and social interactions through technology use. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the term media preferences relate to?

<p>Individual taste and choice in media usage. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which factor does NOT contribute to the definition of media?

<p>Censorship of online content. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which example best illustrates a media habit?

<p>Tweeting daily and posting on Instagram frequently. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary role of media in today's society?

<p>To enable communication and dissemination of information widely. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Media and Communication

  • Communication has evolved from face-to-face interactions to digital platforms through the internet.
  • Internet facilitates connections among friends, families, and strangers with shared interests, fostering belonging and identity.
  • Media is a plural term referring to various communication channels for disseminating news, entertainment, education, and promotional content.
  • Communication encompasses the act of transferring information successfully to a receiver beyond mere exchange of messages.

Definitions of Media

  • Media includes physical objects used for communication, encompassing mass media such as radio, television, and film.
  • Encompasses non-electronic, electronic, and digital tools that disseminate information.
  • Traditionally viewed as credible sources, media content goes through an editorial process guided by journalistic ethics, with accountability tied to organizations or individuals.

Media Habits

  • Media habits reflect the automatic behaviors developed through repeated media consumption.
  • Regular activities include watching TV, listening to the radio, and reading newspapers.
  • Examples include frequent social media use, such as tweeting and Instagram posting, and listening to podcasts during workouts.

Media Lifestyle

  • Describes how technology and social media are integrated into daily life for learning and communication.
  • Illustrates personal experiences of individuals adapting to media use for empowerment and connection.
  • Examples include young adults curating their online presence and shaping their identity based on social media engagement.

Media Preferences

  • Refers to individual choices regarding media consumption, reflecting personal tastes and styles.
  • Preferences influence media usage patterns, favoring certain formats over others.
  • Examples include choosing social media over television or listening to podcasts instead of reading e-books.

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