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CMI 3358 test 1 Questions and Answers Fully Solved Latest 2025 Media industries affect how we perceive: - Answers Other people, other cultures, other nations, our culture, and ourselves. True or False: Media outlets have a direct influence on how we perceive reality - Answers True Some of the consequences of global media are: - Answers Excessive information, globalized dominant cultures, and free labor to generate media content Global media content is generally controlled by: - Answers The economic, political, cultural, and social elites What media channels were used to spark the Egyptian revolution in 2011 - Answers YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Blogs, TV, and cellphones Martin Luther was: - Answers A German priest who in the 1500s used the printing press to fight against the excessive power of the Catholic church True or False: Globalization has affected people in different ways, some of them positive, some of them negative - Answers True Some specific positive outcomes of global media technologies are: - Answers People can achieve better cultural understanding, the world has "shrunk" thanks to media technologies, people who were historically marginalized have more opportunities nowadays What is "the global village"? - Answers A phrase coined by Marshall McLuhan to describe the world that has been "shrunk" by modern advances in media technologies Who was Marshall McLuhan? - Answers A Canadian scholar who was able to predict the current state of media in the 1960s Has our concept of time and space been redefined by media technologies? - Answers Yes The medium is the message" means: - Answers It is the form of media, rather than its specific content, that has the power to structure relations and human action The main elements protected by the U.S. First Amendment are: - Answers Freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, right to peacefully assemble Some examples of censorship are: - Answers Corporate censorship, social censorship, self-censorship, official censorship What is the freedom of the press in practice limited by? - Answers economic, political, and social circumstances What are some of the consequences for exercising freedom of speech in the US and the rest of the world? - Answers there might be social, political, economic, and/or legal consequences in some situations When communication professionals work in a globalized environment they should - Answers Learn about the local legal system and do extensive research about difficult issues Is globalization a controversial concept? - Answers Yes, and can be interpreted in different ways Globalization is often described as: - Answers A network and an unstoppable force When was the first time the concept "globalization" was used: - Answers 50 years ago Globalization could be defined as: - Answers A set of multiple, uneven, and sometimes overlapping historical processes, including economics, politics, and culture, that have combined with the evolution of media technology to create the conditions under which the globe itself can now be understood as an imagined community. According to Chomsky, most people are in ___________ of globalization, but only if it

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CMI 3358 test 1 Questions and Answers Fully Solved Latest 2025

Media industries affect how we perceive: - Answers Other people, other cultures, other nations, our
culture, and ourselves.

True or False: Media outlets have a direct influence on how we perceive reality - Answers True

Some of the consequences of global media are: - Answers Excessive information, globalized dominant
cultures, and free labor to generate media content

Global media content is generally controlled by: - Answers The economic, political, cultural, and social
elites

What media channels were used to spark the Egyptian revolution in 2011 - Answers YouTube, Facebook,
Twitter, Blogs, TV, and cellphones

Martin Luther was: - Answers A German priest who in the 1500s used the printing press to fight against
the excessive power of the Catholic church

True or False: Globalization has affected people in different ways, some of them positive, some of them
negative - Answers True

Some specific positive outcomes of global media technologies are: - Answers People can achieve better
cultural understanding, the world has "shrunk" thanks to media technologies, people who were
historically marginalized have more opportunities nowadays

What is "the global village"? - Answers A phrase coined by Marshall McLuhan to describe the world that
has been "shrunk" by modern advances in media technologies

Who was Marshall McLuhan? - Answers A Canadian scholar who was able to predict the current state of
media in the 1960s

Has our concept of time and space been redefined by media technologies? - Answers Yes

The medium is the message" means: - Answers It is the form of media, rather than its specific content,
that has the power to structure relations and human action

The main elements protected by the U.S. First Amendment are: - Answers Freedom of religion, freedom
of speech, freedom of the press, right to peacefully assemble

Some examples of censorship are: - Answers Corporate censorship, social censorship, self-censorship,
official censorship

What is the freedom of the press in practice limited by? - Answers economic, political, and social
circumstances

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