CS101 Quiz

Critical Research originated from . . .

Semiotics always include a reader, a text, and the cognitive process

Which is not an author from the readings?

What have been factors in changing Canada's media industry?

Corporate convergence started to become an issue for Canadian media policy in what decade?

Which letter is correct from MAPL?

Which statistic about online useage is true?

What is a key point from the reading by Hamilton?

"Screws better than glues" is not an example from the Maker's Bill of Rights

Canada's media ownership is highly concentrated

Canadian broadcasting policy as laid out in the Broadcasting Act is guided by 8 principles

Who writes about the importance of government regulation to force streaming services to enforce CanCon?

Media is free of bias

OTTs are not exempt from regulation in Canada

When did the CRTC elimate priority programming?

Doctorow has a distain for . . .

What percent of music in Canada must be Canadian content?

Which statement is not an aspect of the Critical Research Approach?

What was that image an example of?

According to the CAVCO points system, having a Canadian Music Composer is worth 2 points

Which is not a form of decoding?

Communication studies is interdisciplinary

Canadian culture is not threatened by media convergence

Who discusses how new technologies have changed the nature of media in Canada?

Lipton’s dislike for Meryl Streep is a critical analysis, not a feeling

Which company is not one of Canada's top media providers?

In 1999, the CRTC decided that internet content is outside of “broadcasting"

Horizontal integration is when a company . .

CRTC stands for Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission

APTN stands for Aboriginal Peoples Television Network

How many points are needed for something to be considered CanCon?

As of 2022, the CRTC has power over broadcasting on the internet

What is not a form of media?

Which is not a definition of culture?

Corporate entities that own multiple businesses that are (un)related with other concentrated ownership are known as . .

What challenges the cultural goals of Canadian broadcasting policy?

Doctorow is most known in some quarters for his activism around . . .

Communication is political

The current broadcasting act is from . . .

Which author gives an overview of “Introduction to Mediascapes: New Patterns in Canadian Communication, fourth edition"

According to the readings, which group has the highest consumption of Netflix?

In 2013, a review of the CRTC mandate was released with several key recommendations

The Date of the Midterm is February 14th on MLS between 9am to 9pm

This is a pipe

Canadian broadcasting policy embraces new technologies while ensuring the broadcasting system is controlled by Canadians

What is the maximum percentage of broadcasting in Canada that a company can own?

CAVCO stands for Complete Audio-Visual Certification Office

What type of thinking is important in Communication Studies?

Who writes about the failure of convergence?

GAFAM stands for . .

Who attributed to the encoding/decoding model?

Which is not an example from the Maker's Bill of Rights?

Who distinguished Administrative Research?

When did private television and cable come to Canada?

According to the CAVCO points system, what qualifies as CanCon?

Which answers are apart of the MAPL acronym?

Newspaper mergers in Canada are regulated by which Act?

Which is not a characteristic of Canadian Communication Studies?

When is a significant decade in Canadian media policy history?

Canadian media companies have a vested interest in doing what to culture?