Final test
Mass Communication 224 with Wong at St. Norbert College
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Broadcasting in America: A Survey of Electronic Media (9th Edition)
Head's Broadcasting in America: A Survey of Electronic Media (10th Edition)Created: 2010-12-14
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created first advertising agency during war time economice development increased after war extra time to make stuff
patent medicin- over counter medicin not tested full of alcohol no quiality control
Muckracking -investigative reporters
FTC- 1914 federal trade commisoinmonitory regulating advertisments
make claim why you need why you need product and what happens if you dont have it
Attentino pleastin visually to attract you
Intrest get you thinking
Disier make you want/ need
Action get you out there to buy products
problem really improtant part of our life become reduced to a product that defines us ex ring = love
since 1960 civil rights movement women rights anti war pepole do things with media the media dos not do things to us the media is limited effect other thant what we permit
problem assumes peple know why they choose the media they do nd can articulate it iignors medias roll in shaping out culture shows reciprical on going process
1st theorty to conter Uses and gradifications
media does have power
media may not tell us what to think but they certinly tell us what tho think about. media chooses stories and we belive it must be important
huge consistancy between news outlets
dependencey theory
we learn through ovserving media we made our behavior
limitation direc replicaiton of behavior little kids copy tv hero
identification dont copy exactly have general respose
people think they are friends with starts expecialy news casters
we give meaning to things ex flag
a piece of cloth represents our country rules of how to respect in meaninsg given to it
helps explain how media shapes our culture advertisers encourage the adience to perceive he product as a symbol
2)social canstruction of reality CT
created by berger and luckman pepole who share culture share meaning
tipification scheme tell us ho to behave withough being told expect
used to shapre political reality explains why pepole do nt ask question
created by george Gebner he created viloence profiles asked pepole abou televeision use decided tv cultivates reality
a cop pulls his gun howmany times per 20 years
peoples views become reality
believe media appercates to support status quo at the expense of ordinary people openly political
goal change goverment media policy pwoer sturecute ownership patterns thos in power control media control the message if you can control the message you control the pople
black no law means congress chall make no law what about sae legislatures
not mentioned in the constitiution but is underlises the intire constiution the right to be left alnoe
intruesion - occurs in privacy or public intruding privacy resonalb eexpection ex dressing room
false light- dipictiong someone in a way other thant the reality vido of you used for prostituion story
imbaracement- publication of true but imbaracing fact that are nt news worthy
appropriation - taking someones name or likeness for comercil use without you be consulted ex making mony on your name expecially celeberties
speach so offensive it has not 1st amendment protection anywhere what is condeisdered obscen cout decides def in 1973 miller v ca used three steps to decide
1 weather the average person see the owrk as a whole as purient to community standard
2 weather work depicts or describe a low that speaks to the violation in an offensive way to community standards
3 wather work takes as a whole lacks seriosus artistic political scientific value using resonalbel person standerats
must meat all three
About this deck
Textbook:
Broadcasting in America: A Survey of Electronic Media (9th Edition)
Head's Broadcasting in America: A Survey of Electronic Media (10th Edition)Created: 2010-12-14
Size: 48 flashcards
Views: 69
About StudyBlue
Kathy