CMM 2201 Midterm Review

Which of these is NOT one of the major firms controlling international music distribution?

Which of the following is NOT an element of the Vertical Integration of the film industry?

Under the Hollywood Studio System...

A topical book that is published quickly after a major event is called a

Which magazine was the foremost outlet for photojournalism in the mid-20th century?

Which film was the first successful 'talking picture' that featured synchronized sound?

Which did NOT have an impact on Hollywood in the postwar era?

Many books from the Middle Ages were called "illuminated manuscripts" because they were

Which of these cultural boundaries did Rock & Roll NOT blur in the 1950s, according to the text

Which event led to the Radio Act of 1912?

Which website best represents the concepts of 'Web 3.0'?

Which of the following eras was the first time newspapers were run as for-profit businesses?

Compared to AM radio, FM radio...

In an early attempt to monopolize the film industry, Thomas Edison formed...

The development of satellites in the 1970s allowed cable to...

Rules of punctuation and capitalization of English words were developed...

The legal right to use the contents of a book in another form (such as a TV show or movie) is:

The two publishers most associated with Yellow Journalism in the late 1800s were...

The invention of the transistor made radio receivers

One form of media convergence is...

In the 1950s, authorities began censoring rock lyrics because of concerns about

To show popular movies, theater owners had to also rent untested or marginal films, known as:

In TV history, the "network era" refers to which time period?

Which was NOT one of the 'Big Five' major film studios that dominated classical Hollywood?

Why did the WB and UPN fail to find as much success as FOX in the 1990s?

As a new(er) network, CBS was able to compete with NBC by...

Which of these is NOT one of the stages of the Media Literacy process?

Who directed The Great Train Robbery?

How to modern Blockbusters ensure that studios will always profit from a film?

What was the original motivation for developing the internet?

What was the ESRB created to do?

Which Act said broadcasters did not own their channels, but were granted licenses temporarily?

The Prime-Time Access Rule...

What is the top-selling arcade game of all time?

What contributed to the dramatic growth in magazine circulation at the end of the 19th century?

The majority of revenue for most modern newspapers comes from what source?

A national magazine with split-run editions...

Who is credited with inventing electronic television transmission?

Who designed The Oregon Trail?

Which was NOT a factor in the decline of network control of television?