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29. What is "real-time data"?
30. What is "sentiment analysis"?
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30. What is "sentiment analysis"?
Measuring social media engagement
Evaluating the tone or emotion in text or speech
Analyzing TV ratings
Writing opinion pieces
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29. What is "real-time data"?
Archived information
Static datasets
Data updated as events occur
Predicted trends
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3. What is an "editor"?
A person who writes advertisements
A person responsible for preparing content for publication
A host of a TV show
A photographer for newspapers
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27. What does "predictive analytics" refer to?
Analyzing past trends to forecast future outcomes
Correcting old datasets
Visualizing big data
Removing outdated trends
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26. What is "data privacy"?
Keeping personal and sensitive data secure
Deleting old datasets
Hiding media from search engines
Sharing public content freely
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11. What is "alternative media"?
Government-owned media
Media focusing on mainstream topics
Media offering perspectives outside mainstream outlets
Entertainment-focused platforms
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9. What is "freelance journalism"?
Independent journalists who sell stories to media outlets
Broadcast-only journalism
Reporters working for newspapers only
Journalism funded by the government
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2. What does "public broadcasting" mean?
Media funded by advertising only
Media exclusive to cable TV
Media funded by the government or public funds
Content shared by private networks
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16. What does "algorithm" mean in social media?
A content verification system
A manual process for creating content
A trending post generator
A set of rules determining what content is shown to users
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13. What does "influencer" mean?
A social media personality with a significant following
A professional journalist
A person who impacts opinions through traditional media
A researcher in alternative media
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17. What is "user-generated content"?
Content created by professional journalists
Content designed by advertisers
Exclusive content for niche platforms
Content created by everyday users
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7. What is "op-ed" short for?
Open Editorial
Official Publication
Opinion Editorial
Online Editorial
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14. What is a "blog"?
A type of video platform
A professional news site
A: An online journal or informational website
A government publication
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10. What is a "photojournalist"?
A videographer
A photographer who covers news stories
A person writing captions for photos
A journalist who edits images
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8. What does "ratings" mean in media?
Popularity on social media
The quality of a program
The measure of audience size for TV/radio shows
The reviews for an article
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28. What is a "data breach"?
Using data for advertising
Unauthorized access to private information
Analyzing audience preferences
Deleting media archives
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24. What is "data visualization"?
Collecting public opinions
Encrypting sensitive information
Turning data into easy-to-understand visuals like charts
Using photos in presentations
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21. What does "big data" refer to?
Extremely large datasets analyzed for patterns
Video-focused databases
Data about mainstream media
Small-scale datasets
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1. What is "mainstream media"?
Media focusing on specific niches
Media with limited audience reach
Media widely accessible and established
Social media platforms
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20. What is "vlogging"?
Podcasting on social issues
Editing videos for journalists
Writing articles about video games
Creating video blogs
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19. What does "monetization" mean in digital media?
Sharing content without ads
Gaining followers on social platforms
Turning content into a source of income
Blocking access to free content
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23. What does "metadata" mean?
Data that describes other data
Encrypted media files
Outdated information
The main content of a file
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18. What is "social media analytics"?
A tool for writing captions
Tracking likes and comments without tools
Using data to measure engagement and trends
Calculating the number of posts
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4. What does "investigative journalism" focus on?
Reporting on breaking news only
Reviewing entertainment content
In-depth research to uncover hidden truths
Publishing government statements
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5. What is a "news bulletin"?
A feature-length news program
A social media update
A detailed report on an event
A short summary of news updates
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22. What is "data mining"?
Analyzing large datasets to extract useful information
Backing up media data
Protecting private data
Searching for articles in archives
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What is "crowdsourcing"?
Funding media through large corporations
Gathering information or contributions from the public
Delegating tasks to professionals only
A live-streaming method
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6. What is "bias" in media?
Favoring one side or viewpoint in reporting
Avoiding controversial topics
Including multiple perspectives
Presenting news without perspective
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15. What is "live streaming"?
Pre-recording videos for social media
Uploading images
Sharing a podcast
Broadcasting real-time video content online
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25. What does "AI-driven media" mean?
Traditional media run by humans
Public broadcasting
Content created using artificial intelligence
Crowd-edited journalism
