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31 Cards in this Set
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Print Media |
Books, Newspaper, Magazine |
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Print Media |
Earliest type of media and existed as early as 1400's |
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Johannes Gutenberg |
Invented the first printing technology |
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Print media |
Press |
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Print media |
Commonly used for education (textbooks, newspapers and etc.) |
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Print media |
Religious manuscripts |
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16th-17th |
Women started reading |
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Print media |
Secularization |
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Radio |
First electronic mass medium |
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Brodcast |
Later used for music industry |
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Radio |
First used as warfare technology |
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Brodcast |
Relied heavily on ratings |
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Brodcast |
"live via satellite" |
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Brodcast |
World events were first reported using this kind of media |
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Brodcast |
Commercials |
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Lumiere Brothers |
Projector |
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George Melies |
Special effects |
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Film |
Document history and culture |
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Film |
Have the longest running time |
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New media |
Internet, social media |
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New media |
Convergence |
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New media |
Older media are reconfigured in variuos forms |
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New media |
All mediums are accesible becuase of this |
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Tim Berners-Lee |
Father of the internet |
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Project Gutenberg |
Volunteer effort to digitize and archieve cultural works |
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Digitization |
Process in converting information to digital format |
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Mise-En-Scene |
"staged" |
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Tropes |
A storytelling device or convention |
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Suspension of disbelief |
Believe the unbelievable |
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Codes |
Technical |
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Symbolic |
Characters, make ups |
