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REVIEWER Digital Era: Beyond entertainment, digital media Undocumented Migrants: Vulnerable to exploitation, serves as a source of knowledge and a platform for human trafficking, and discrimination due to lack o...

REVIEWER Digital Era: Beyond entertainment, digital media Undocumented Migrants: Vulnerable to exploitation, serves as a source of knowledge and a platform for human trafficking, and discrimination due to lack of communication and interaction. legal protections. Purpose of DTM: Predicts population growth based on Glocalization: The blending of global and local economic development stages. influences, where local cultures integrate aspects of Population Growth in DTM: Population growth global culture while maintaining unique characteristics. generally decreases as countries become economically Migrant Contributions: Skilled migrants can drive developed. economic development and innovation in host Language and Culture: Encouraging language countries. learning promotes cultural understanding and Cultural Hybridization: The blending of different appreciation for diversity. cultural elements to create something new, such as Immigrant Contributions: Immigrant communities merging art styles. add cultural diversity and contribute to the labor force. Mass Media: Refers to methods of communication that Trinity in Christianity: The Christian belief in God as deliver information, entertainment, or messages to a Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. large audience, such as TV, radio, newspapers, and Global City Features: According to Saskia Sassen, online platforms. global cities offer economic opportunities and are Demographic Data Collection: Primarily gathered competitive. through censuses, government records, and surveys. Demography: The statistical study of human Broadcast Media: Characterized by real-time populations, including size, structure, and distribution. audiovisual communication through channels like TV Refugees: People fleeing their country to escape and radio. conflict, persecution, or danger. International Migration: Movement of people across Media Globalization: The integration of media international borders for the purpose of long-term worldwide, facilitating a multicultural exchange of residence. ideas. Media Globalization: The integration of media Telegraphy: Uses Morse code and electrical pulses to worldwide, facilitating a multicultural exchange of transmit messages, historically important in long- ideas. distance communication. Pluralism: A societal structure where political power is Major World Religions: Christianity and Islam are the shared among multiple groups or entities. two most widely practiced religions globally. Brain Drain: The loss of skilled workers from a Print Media: Refers to physical formats like country, often due to migration for better opportunities. newspapers and magazines for distributing content. Importance of Demography: Helps governments and Cultural Hybridization: The blending of different businesses understand population trends and plan cultural elements to create something new, such as resources. merging art styles. Emigration: Leaving one’s country to live in another. Environmental Migration: Migration due to natural Religion: A system of beliefs and practices disasters or environmental changes. encompassing moral values, rituals, and social Illegal Migrants: Individuals who enter a country structures regarding the divine and life's purpose. without legal permission or proper documentation. Quran: The holy book of Islam, containing revelations Origin of "Religion": The term is derived from a given to Prophet Muhammad. Latin word meaning "to bind together." Immigrants: Individuals entering a new country with Mass Media: Refers to methods of communication that the intention to reside permanently. deliver information, entertainment, or messages to a Founder of Buddhism: Siddhartha Gautama, also large audience, such as TV, radio, newspapers, and known as the Buddha. online platforms. Differences in Media: Print media uses tangible Broadcast Media: Characterized by real-time materials, broadcast media is real-time, and digital audiovisual communication through channels like TV media operates online. and radio. Environmental Migration: Migration due to natural Migrants: Individuals who move in search of better disasters or environmental changes. work or living conditions. Demographic Changes: Tracked through statistics on births, deaths, and disease incidence. Digital Media: Involves online platforms exclusively, Reminders: offering interactive and multimedia experiences. Your exam will be on November 4, 2024, Monday, Demographic Transition Model (DTM): Focuses on 4:00PM-5:30PM. changes in birth and death rates as a country develops PLEASE REMEMBER YOUR ID NUMBER. economically. USE BLACK SHARPIE FOR EASY SHADING. Migration: Refers to the movement of people from one Your recorded role playing is due on November 6, place to another, typically across borders. 2024, 11:59PM. Media Types for Events: Different media types like Special Quiz can ONLY be taken UNTIL November 6, print (flyers), broadcast (radio), and digital (social 2024. media) can effectively promote events. Global Media: Includes platforms that have a worldwide reach, such as social media networks like YouTube and Facebook. Media Diversity: Contributes to an inclusive society by providing a voice for marginalized communities and diverse perspectives. Cultural Differentialism: Viewing cultural differences as assets to be preserved rather than obstacles. Media and Development: Media fosters growth by exposing societies to diverse ideas and systems, enhancing creativity and knowledge exchange. Global City: A city with competitive economic GOODLUCK GUYS! advantages and significant influence in the global - Ms. U ♥ economy. Tourist vs. Vagabond: A tourist is someone who moves for enjoyment, while a vagabond is driven by the appeal of travel.