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media and society exam 1

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why has weather become a popular subject of news coverage? its cheap, non offensive, and dramatic
the first amendment gives people the right to? free speech, religion, press, and petition
what is net neutrality? consumers, as a result, can now get charged for or banned from visiting certain websites.
what is a public sphere? it is the idea of public critical and rational debate
what does media do when they are at their worst capatilize and exploit stories, hurtle from one major event to the next, lose their critical distance, embedded journalism.
at the medias best they do what? it reflects and sustains the values and traditions of a vital democracy. they engage and entertain and watch over our societies institutions
culture is defined as? symbols of expression that an individual group and society use to make sense of daily life and articulate values. it delivers society values through products and links individual to society.
mass media is defined as? circulates societal values, it is the channels of communication.
examples of mass media are? songs and novels
mass communication is defined as? process of designing cultural messages and stories and delivering them to large diverse audiences through media channels.
mass communication example is print to the internet
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