COMS 201 QUIZ 2 PREP

________ refers to the satirical version of an existing ad designed to disrupt the "flow of spectacle" in everyday life.

A television provides easy access to entertainment and information, but has no other societal impacts. What framework?

Which of the following was NOT a recommendation of the Aird Report (1929)?

Which of the following is NOT a determinant of newsworthiness?

Which piece of legislation protects the freedom of the press in Canada?

How many more tutorials are left?

In a “panoptic society,” who/what disciplines citizens?

In No Logo, Naomi Klein refers to the town of Celebration, Florida as “brand nirvana” because:

When talking about news production, "gatekeeping" refers to ...

What WERE the three pillars of Cdn cultural policy from 1921-1981? PICK THE ONE THAT DOESN'T BELONG!

This term describes fabricated news items, but is also used by some as a way to delegitimize credible news outlets.

Egyptian hieroglyphics carved into stone are an example of:

“________ captures & subverts the images & ideas of mainstream media culture to make a critical point” (Lievrouw, 2011)

The description, "a 'thing' that has economic value which can be bought and sold” refers to which of the following:

“Commodity fetishism” refers to which of the following?

The Massey-Levesque Commission was most interested in studying what sector?

Coined by Guy Debord, what conceptual term refers to the "re-routing" of meaning? Hint: used to theorize culture jams

Journalistic ideals guide the practice of news making. Which of the following is a journalistic ideal?

In No Logo, Naomi Klein refers to some jobs as “McJobs.” This refers to:

Which scholar coined the term, “the living room as factory” in 1987?

Marshall McLuhan was a member of WHICH group of intellectuals? What was one of his key ideas?

Which federal report diverged from the three pillars of Canadian cultural policy?

Communication policy ensures that news media serves the interests of citizens/society AND those who create/own media.