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What is a characteristic of newspapers compared to magazines?

  • They are published less frequently.
  • They focus on news stories. (correct)
  • They are targeted for a niche audience.
  • They typically contain human interest articles.

    • Magazines are typically published daily.

    False (B)

    Name one of the nationalistic newspapers from the 19th century.

    La Solidaridad

    The two forms of broadcast media are __________ and __________.

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    What characteristic distinguishes hot media from cold media?

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    Traditional media operates on digital technology.

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    Match the following print media outlets with their characteristics:

    <p>Manila Bulletin = Print media with largest circulation Philippine Daily Inquirer = Daily publication Philippine Star = News and features La Solidaridad = Nationalistic newspaper from the 19th century</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Name one example of cold media.

    <p>Film or television</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, what is included in the definition of media?

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    According to McLuhan, the three most significant inventions in communication are related to __________, __________, and __________.

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    The Philippine press has played an insignificant role in the nation's freedom and independence.

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    Match the following types of media with their characteristics:

    <p>Hot Media = High-level user interactivity Cold Media = Relatively passive experience New Media = Digital and internet-based Traditional Media = Analog and non-digital platforms</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of media is known as the oldest form of media?

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    FM radio is primarily dominated by a news format.

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    Who invented the printing press?

    <p>Johannes Gutenberg</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Television has changed the nature of media, leading to a relationship with __________ audiences.

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    What does 'new media' primarily use for content distribution?

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    Match the following types of media with their primary characteristics:

    <p>Print Media = Involves physical materials like newspapers and books Radio = Audio broadcast without visuals Television = Visual and audio content for entertainment and information New Media = Digital content distributed online</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Amplitude Modulation (AM) radio is primarily focused on entertainment.

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    What form of media includes social media, blogs, and streaming media?

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    The invention of the printing press in 1440 led to the __________ production of books.

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    What is one of the roles of media in society?

    <p>It acts as a channel for information and knowledge. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Media literacy only involves being able to retrieve information.

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    Name one example of how media influences decision-making in society.

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    Media provides much of what we learn about the world beyond our __________.

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    Match the following media functions with their descriptions:

    <p>Acts as a channel of information = Helps citizens make informed decisions Facilitates informed debates = Encourages discussion among social actors Provides learning opportunities = Informs society about itself Functions as a watchdog = Monitors government actions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is it necessary to be media and information literate?

    <p>To empower citizens in a variety of areas. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Media literacy does not include ethical considerations.

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    What is one key component of media literacy?

    <p>Critical thinking or evaluation of media content.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Media helps citizens ______ and evaluate information.

    <p>access</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a function of media according to UNESCO?

    <p>Distributing misinformation. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following ages emphasizes the importance of written communication?

    <p>Print Age (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The Electronic Age is known for facilitating global communication.

    <p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What term did McLuhan use to describe a community where everyone in the world is interconnected through media?

    <p>Global Village</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to McLuhan, society is driven by changes in _____ and communication technology.

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    Match the following periods in the history of communication with their descriptions:

    <p>Tribal Age = Oral traditions for communication Print Age = Rise of printed materials Electronic Age = Advances in electronic communication Literate Age = Society becomes more text-based</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT considered a main period in the history of communication according to McLuhan?

    <p>Global Age (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Investigation journalism focuses only on entertainment and celebrity news.

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    Name one role media plays in a democratic society.

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    Media can uphold certain values and beliefs as long as they respect all _____ and do not distort information.

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    According to McLuhan, each new media form emerges from an older form and inherits features from it, which is known as:

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    Flashcards

    Print Media Definitions

    Print media includes newspapers, magazines, journals, and publications, plus advertising.

    Print Media Examples

    Newspapers and magazines are common print media. They often feature news stories, articles, and are advertising-based.

    Philippine Nationalistic News

    Philippine newspapers, such as La Solidaridad, fought for freedom and independence.

    Top Philippine Newspapers

    Manila Bulletin, Philippine Daily Inquirer, and Philippine Star are some of the leading Philippine newspapers.

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    Broadcast Media

    Broadcast media includes radio and television.

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    Broadcast Media Function

    Broadcast media shapes information for a specific purpose and it's a household use.

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    Media & Information Filtering

    Media selects and presents information for specific goals or purposes.

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    Mass Media

    Media forms that reach a large audience, like television or radio.

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    Radio

    The first electronic mass medium, pre-dating television. It delivers audio content.

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    Distorted Mirror

    Media often presents a skewed view of reality, not a perfect reflection.

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    Print Media

    Physical media that involves writing and distribution, like books, newspapers, and magazines.

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    New Media

    Digital media that uses the internet for content creation and distribution.

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    TV's Impact

    Television influenced the operation and relationship of other media, like books and radio.

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    Least Common Denominator

    Some believe TV simplifies its content to appeal to the widest possible audience.

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    FM Radio

    Radio using Frequency Modulation, often catering to younger audiences with music.

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    AM Radio

    Radio using Amplitude Modulation, usually dominated by news formats.

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    Cold Media

    Media that requires minimal audience participation, offering a passive experience. Examples include film, television, and traditional print media.

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    Traditional Media

    Media that transmits information without the use of the internet or digital platforms, relying on analog technology like airwaves. Examples include radio and television.

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    Three Most Significant Inventions in Communication

    According to Marshall McLuhan, the three most significant inventions in communication are: 1. Alphabet, 2. Printing press, and 3. Electronic media.

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    Media's Role

    Media acts as a channel for information and knowledge, allowing people to communicate and make informed decisions.

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    Media's Example

    Weather reports and election news are examples of how media provides information for citizens.

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    Media's Debate Role

    Media promotes informed discussions among diverse groups of people by providing various perspectives.

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    Media's Global Exposure

    Media helps us understand the world beyond our immediate experience, like learning about oil price fluctuations affecting the Philippines.

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    Media's Community Building

    Media helps society learn about itself and develop a sense of belonging by sharing common experiences and stories.

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    Media's Watchdog Function

    Media acts as a watchdog, scrutinizing government activities and holding them accountable.

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    Media & Information Literacy

    Having media and information literacy means being able to critically access, evaluate, create, and share information in various formats.

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    Media Literacy: Key Abilities

    Media literacy involves accessing, analyzing, evaluating, and producing communication across different forms.

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    Media Literacy: Critical Thinking

    Media literacy enables individuals to critically examine what they see, hear, and read in different forms of media.

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    Media Literacy: Examples

    Media literacy applies to various forms of media including books, newspapers, television, the internet, and emerging technologies.

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    Tribal Age

    The earliest period of communication, relying on spoken language and nonverbal cues.

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    Literate Age

    The emergence of writing systems allowed for more complex communication and information sharing.

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    Print Age

    The invention of printing press democratized information access and led to mass communication.

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    Electronic Age

    The rise of radio, television, and the internet revolutionized communication and information dissemination.

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    Global Village

    A concept where media connects people worldwide, bridging geographical and cultural boundaries.

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    Media influence on society's aspects

    Changes in media and communication technology drive cultural, political, and even historical developments.

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    Evolution of media

    Each new media form borrows features and formats from its predecessor.

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    Investigative Journalism

    A type of journalism that aims to expose wrongdoing or corruption, often targeting government officials.

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    Media's role in democratic processes

    Media plays a vital role in facilitating free and fair elections and ensuring democratic participation.

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    Media as a cultural vehicle

    Media serves as a platform for cultural expression and understanding between nations.

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    Study Notes

    Characteristics of Newspapers and Magazines

    • Newspapers are typically published daily, while magazines are published less frequently.
    • Newspapers contain news and feature articles, while magazines focus more on in-depth articles, opinion pieces, and entertainment.
    • Magazines often have a specific target audience, while newspapers are more general.

    Nationalistic Newspapers in the 19th Century

    • The Manila Daily Bulletin was one of the nationalistic newspapers of the 19th century.

    Broadcast Media

    • The two forms of broadcast media are radio and television.

    Hot and Cold Media

    • Hot media engages one sense at a time, often requiring less audience participation (e.g., radio, film).
    • Cold media engages multiple senses and requires more audience participation (e.g., television, telephone).

    Traditional Media and Digital Technology

    • Traditional media does not operate on digital technology, but rather on print or broadcast methods.
    • Newspapers are daily publications that cover a wide range of topics.
    • Magazines are periodicals with a specific focus, often targeting a particular audience.
    • Journals are academic publications dedicated to specific areas of study.
    • Books are comprehensive works written on various subjects.

    Cold Media Example

    • An example of cold media is television because it engages multiple senses like sight and sound, and requires audience participation to interpret the presented information.

    Media Definition (National Commission for Culture and the Arts)

    • Media encompasses all forms of communication that are used to share information, ideas, and culture.

    McLuhan's Significant Inventions

    • The three most significant inventions in communication, according to McLuhan, are related to the phonetic alphabet, the printing press, and the electronic media (including television and computers).

    The Philippine Press and Independence

    • The Philippine press has played a vital role in the nation's freedom and independence, not an insignificant one.

    Media Types and Characteristics

    • Print Media involves the use of a printing press to create physical copies like newspapers, magazines, books, and journals.
    • Broadcast Media transmits content over radio or television waves, reaching a wide audience.
    • Online Media includes websites, digital platforms, social media, and online publications, delivering information through the internet.

    Oldest Form of Media

    • Cave paintings represent the oldest form of media, offering visual communication through drawings on cave walls.

    FM Radio Format

    • FM radio is primarily dominated by music rather than news.

    Inventor of the Printing Press

    • Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press in 1440.

    Television and Audiences

    • Television has transformed the nature of media, leading to a relationship with mass audiences because of its accessibility and reach.

    Content Distribution in New Media

    • The internet is the primary method for content distribution in "new media."

    Types of Media and Primary Characteristics

    • Print media relies on physical copies for content distribution, while broadcast media transmits content over radio or television waves.
    • Online media utilizes digital platforms and the internet for content delivery, offering interactive and dynamic experiences.

    AM Radio Focus

    • Amplitude Modulation (AM) radio is primarily focused on news, talk shows, and sports, not entertainment.

    New Media Forms

    • Social media, blogs, and streaming media are all examples of "new media."

    Printing Press Impact on Book Production

    • The invention of the printing press in 1440 led to the mass production of books, making knowledge more accessible and affordable.

    Media Roles in Society

    • One of the roles of media in society is to inform, educate, and entertain the public.

    Media Literacy

    • Media literacy involves understanding how media works, evaluating its messages, and critically analyzing its impact on society.
    • It also involves making informed choices about the media we consume and how we use it.
    • Media literacy does include ethical considerations related to responsible media consumption and creation.

    Key Component of Media Literacy

    • One key component of media literacy is critical thinking, which involves analyzing, evaluating, and interpreting information from various sources.

    Media and Citizen Involvement

    • Media helps citizens engage in a democratic society by empowering them to critically analyze information, form opinions, and participate in discussions.

    Media and Our Learning

    • Media provides much of what we learn about the world beyond our immediate surroundings and experiences.

    Media Functions

    • Information: disseminating news and facts to the public.
    • Education: providing educational content, knowledge, and skills.
    • Entertainment: engaging and entertaining audiences through various forms of media.
    • Socialization: shaping our values, beliefs, and understanding of society.
    • Persuasion: influencing public opinion and shaping attitudes.

    Necessity for Media and Information Literacy

    • Being media and information literate is necessary to navigate a complex and information-rich world, to critically analyze information, and to make informed decisions about the media we consume.

    Media Literacy and Ethics

    • Media literacy includes ethical considerations regarding responsible media consumption, creation, and evaluation.

    Age Emphasizing Written Communication

    • The Age of Print emphasizes the importance of written communication, as the printing press made books and written materials widely accessible.

    Electronic Age and Global Communication

    • The Electronic Age facilitated global communication through media like radio, television, and satellites.

    Global Village

    • McLuhan used the term "global village" to describe a community where everyone in the world is interconnected through media and communication technologies.

    Society Driven by...

    • According to McLuhan, society is driven by changes in communication technology and the associated cultural shifts.

    Communication History Periods

    • The Oral Age focused on spoken word and storytelling.
    • The Age of Print introduced the printing press, making written communication more accessible.
    • The Electronic Age brought electronic communication technologies, like radio, television, and computers.

    Main Period in Communication History

    • The Digital Age is considered a main period in the history of communication, following the Electronic Age.

    Investigation Journalism and Entertainment

    • Investigative journalism focuses not only on entertainment and celebrity news, but also on revealing the truth, investigating wrongdoing, and exposing corruption.

    Media Role in a Democratic Society

    • Media plays a crucial role in a democratic society by holding power accountable, fostering public discourse, and informing citizens.

    Media Values and Respect

    • Media can uphold certain values and beliefs as long as they respect all opinions and perspectives, and do not distort information.

    McLuhan's "Re-invention" Concept

    • McLuhan called the process by which each new media form emerges from an older form and inherits features from it, "re-invention."

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