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strapline is ...
A statement that sums up the story
Masthead
Part of the headline
A conclusion of the story
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The benefits of self representation in the media are...
Can join others and organise campaigns
Experiment with conventions
Reach a global audience
Content can be controlled by active audiences
3
Rupert Murdoch is a.....
Proprietor and media mogul
Prosumer
Owner of the telegraph
conglomerate
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The guardian was the first national newspaper to ....
have a web 2.0 site
Podcasts
use blogging software
web first stories
5
When a femalecharacter exhibits the stereotypical characteristics of a male and a female
Gender theory
Gender icons
Feminist
Post-Feminist Icon
6
Which film was recently crowdsourced online?
Life is a day
Day in my life
Life in a day
Life in the day
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'collaboration, interactivity, participation and connection' are key words to describe what?
Open Journalism
Web 1.0
Web 2.0
prosumers
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Global connections transcending space and time..
Wesch and Web 2.0
Wesch and web 1.0
Wesch and facebook
Wesch about YouTube
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An example of democratisation of the web is...
Web 1.0
Prosumers
Citizen Journalism
Web 2.0
10
"New technology is tearing down oldways of doing business" who said this?
Dan Gillmor
David Gauntlet
Rusbridger
Rupert Murdoch
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Gatekeepers do what?
Interact with audiences
Help citizen journalists
Keep an eye on the Media
Decide which stories will appear in the newspaper
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The Guardian website is an example of cross media convergence because ...
the site has the comment is free section
it has podcasts and video media platforms on the site
The website is a web 2.0 site
The website has web first stories
13
What newspaper recently closed and moved to online only?
The telegraph
Guardian
Independent
The Sun
14
Proliferation means...
interactivity
conglomerates
new media
increase
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The values and beliefs held by producers of a media text that may appear in the text its self..
Anchorage
Audience
Ideology
Mediation
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The topics and language used by a media text is called ....
headlines
Discourse
House style
Coverlines
17
Features of a film that suggests how much it has cost to make is called...
Cinematography
Production values
Audiences
Diegetic sound
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Impact of new media and the internet on news production is....
Citizen journalism
web 2.0
Journalists source leads for news stories
interactivity
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Mode of address is....
Audience theory
Words used in a media text
The way in which a Media text 'speaks' to its audience
The cover lines used
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withholding information to 'tease' the audience and create mystery is called ..
Narrative theory
Action code
Enigma code
narrative hook
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The way in which audiences interprets meaning is called ...
Encoding
Decoding
preferred reading
Meaning
22
Traditional,old-fashioned stereotypical representations circulated as common sense. Is called?
Hegemonic
Ideology
Representation
Stuart Hall
23
Props, costume, objects associated with a particular genre ...
Mise en scence
genre theory
props
iconography
24
Hyperreal representation is ....
exaggerating reality through graphic representations
ideologies
reality
representation
25
Marshall McLuhan predicted....
Web 2.0
Citizen journalism
We will live in a 'global village'
Web 1.0
26
key conventions of a film poster are
Tag line
Main image
Iconography
low key lighting
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Uses and gratification theory ...
Social Media
Information
Personal identity
Entertainment
