What is the democratization of content?

Making content creation and consumption accessible to a broader group

What is Mainstream Media?

Large media organizations focused on profit or state funding.

What is a Market Model?

A framework that illustrates how supply and demand determine prices

What is Social Media?

Online applications that allow users to create, share, and interact

What is disintermediation?

Reduction of intermediaries like brokers or middlemen in a supply chain

What is Video Streaming?

A technology that allows large video files on the internet to load and play

What is Broadcast Media?

The distribution of audio and visual content to a large audience

What is a Publicity Model?

A strategy that uses mass media to catch the attention of audiences

What is Broadcast Media?

A distribution company that commissions/acquires the rights to television

What is alternative media?

Non-mainstream media - newsletters, radical press, and underground content

A umbrella term that emerged in the 1980s referring to computer-based media

A magazine for followers of sports teams, celebritys, television shows ect.

What is Legacy Media?

Traditional communication technologies that existed before the internet

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What is the democratization of content?
Restriction of media access to professionals
Content creation that requires expensive equipment
Making content creation and consumption accessible to a broader group
Government-approved media organizations can produce and share content
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What is Mainstream Media?
Independent journalists who report exclusively on niche topics
A social media platform
Large media organizations focused on profit or state funding.
A government network that only broadcasts official state-approved news
3
What is a Market Model?
A mathematical formula used exclusively for predicting stock market trends
A strategy businesses use to advertise their products to consumers
A framework that illustrates how supply and demand determine prices
Government regulations that dictate how businesses must price their product
4
What is Social Media?
A form of media that exclusively includes printed magazines and newspaper
A television network that only airs reality shows and live sports events
A government-controlled news network that broadcasts official statements
Online applications that allow users to create, share, and interact
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What is disintermediation?
Adding more intermediaries to a supply chain to improve efficiency
Reduction of intermediaries like brokers or middlemen in a supply chain
Used by companies to increase dependence on third-party distributors
A regulation requiring all businesses to work through intermediaries
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What is Video Streaming?
A method of broadcasting television programs through satellite signals
A process of downloading video files before they can be played on a device
A technology that allows large video files on the internet to load and play
A technology that applies to live television broadcasts on cable networks
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What is Broadcast Media?
The distribution of audio and visual content to a large audience
A form of media that only includes printed newspapers and books
A private messaging service used for one-on-one communication
A communication that uses social media platforms for content distribution
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What is a Publicity Model?
A strategy that uses mass media to catch the attention of audiences
A strategy that uses unpopular products to deter audiences
A stratregy using celebrities to attract new customers
A type of tracking on your phone that tailors ads to your preferences
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What is Broadcast Media?
A distribution company that commissions/acquires the rights to television
A government organization that produces news content for social media
A streaming service that operates solely on user-generated content
A form of media that only includes printed newspapers and magazines
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What is alternative media?
A government-run news service that regulates all published content
A type of media that only focuses on entertainment and celebrity gossip
Major news corporations that dominate television and radio broadcasts
Non-mainstream media - newsletters, radical press, and underground content
11
What is New Media?
A term used only to describe social media websites and online blogs
A umbrella term that emerged in the 1980s referring to computer-based media
A type of media that includes printed newspapers and radio broadcasts
A government-regulated platform that controls all digital communications
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What is a Fanzine?
A magazine for followers of sports teams, celebritys, television shows ect.
A government-funded publication that promotes national sports teams
A professional newspaper that covers only celebrity gossip
A magazine created by major media corporations for general audiences
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What is Legacy Media?
Traditional communication technologies that existed before the internet
A government news network that only broadcasts state-approved information
A modern digital media platform that relies on social media for news
A new form of media that exclusively publishes user-generated content

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