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JMS TEST 1: Chp. 1

chapter 1's questions from study guide

QuestionAnswer
What is Media? Media is the medium that connects us all - words, pictures, videos and sounds that we access through platforms
Interpersonal Communication One-to-one communication
Mass Communication Broadcasted one-to-many communication
Media Communication in Internet Age Blurred Boundaries of “Old” and “New” media, now a social world
Updated terms & model Blurred Boundaries of “Old” and “New” media: Sender turns into Industry
Updated terms & model Blurred Boundaries of “Old” and “New” media: Messages turn into Content
Updated terms & model Blurred Boundaries of “Old” and “New” media: Receivers turn into User
Updated terms & model Blurred Boundaries of “Old” and “New” media: Medium turns into Technology
Media/Society Cannot be separated; are now fused
Sociological Perspective understanding the relationship between individuals and the broader social context in which they live
Structure v. Agency - Push/Pull Structure pushes us to make choices unconsciously and agencies always pull us back to things we want
Structure the recuring pattern of social behavior
Agency intentional and undetermined human action that either alters or maintains social structures
Old v. New Media: Examples of old media Print, Radio, Telegram (one to many)
Old v. New Media: Examples of new media Cell Phone, Email, Social Media (more interaction between industry and user)
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