Oklahoma-Norman JMC 1013 Final Exam Questions
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Libertarian Model
A more radical extension of the social responsibility model, supports the
highest degree of individual and press freedoms, no restrictions are
placed on media or speech at all, in North America and Europe many
alternative newspapers and magazines operate under this.
Four conventional models for speech and media systems
- Authoritarian
-Communist or state
- Social Responsibility
- Libertarian
Bandwagon Effect
When people join a cause because it seems popular, points out in
exaggerated claims that everyone is using a particular brand, if a person
doesn't buy a product they will be left behind
Boutique Agencies
in advertising, small regional ad agencies that offer personalized services
Commercial Speech
Any print or broadcast expression fro which a fee is charged to
organizations and individuals buying time or space in the mass media
,Conflict of Interest
if in any situation a journalist may stand to benefit personally from stories
they produce
Copyright
the exclusive legal right, given to an originator or an assignee to print,
publish, perform, film, or record literary, artistic, or musical material, and
to authorize others to do the same.
Defamation
Act of harming or ruining another's reputation
Digital Living
Place without space, makes artificial online things seem more real than
what they are, divorces yourself from reality, communicating where you
happen to be
Encluturation
A process in which you learn what a society values and how you are
expected to behave
, Disney land effect
Making artificial experiences seem real
Echo chamber effect
Views that challenge our own are easily excluded, ignore, or left
unexplored- you surround yourself online with people who tend to share
similar opinions to us
Earned media
Publicity or favorable coverage in the news media that a PR person works
for to secure for a client or organization
Paid Media
Paid ads the Pr agents use to help focus a complex issue or clients image
Popularity effect
Finding virtual life so compelling that we think we are actually
accomplishing something/likes!
The electronic age (1950'S - 1980s)
Era characterized by great optimism that televisions, computers, and men
on the moon would usher in the future of robots, flying cars, and space
travel stagnated for more man 25 years, color TV, broadcast and cable
television
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Solutions Newest | Already Graded A+
Libertarian Model
A more radical extension of the social responsibility model, supports the
highest degree of individual and press freedoms, no restrictions are
placed on media or speech at all, in North America and Europe many
alternative newspapers and magazines operate under this.
Four conventional models for speech and media systems
- Authoritarian
-Communist or state
- Social Responsibility
- Libertarian
Bandwagon Effect
When people join a cause because it seems popular, points out in
exaggerated claims that everyone is using a particular brand, if a person
doesn't buy a product they will be left behind
Boutique Agencies
in advertising, small regional ad agencies that offer personalized services
Commercial Speech
Any print or broadcast expression fro which a fee is charged to
organizations and individuals buying time or space in the mass media
,Conflict of Interest
if in any situation a journalist may stand to benefit personally from stories
they produce
Copyright
the exclusive legal right, given to an originator or an assignee to print,
publish, perform, film, or record literary, artistic, or musical material, and
to authorize others to do the same.
Defamation
Act of harming or ruining another's reputation
Digital Living
Place without space, makes artificial online things seem more real than
what they are, divorces yourself from reality, communicating where you
happen to be
Encluturation
A process in which you learn what a society values and how you are
expected to behave
, Disney land effect
Making artificial experiences seem real
Echo chamber effect
Views that challenge our own are easily excluded, ignore, or left
unexplored- you surround yourself online with people who tend to share
similar opinions to us
Earned media
Publicity or favorable coverage in the news media that a PR person works
for to secure for a client or organization
Paid Media
Paid ads the Pr agents use to help focus a complex issue or clients image
Popularity effect
Finding virtual life so compelling that we think we are actually
accomplishing something/likes!
The electronic age (1950'S - 1980s)
Era characterized by great optimism that televisions, computers, and men
on the moon would usher in the future of robots, flying cars, and space
travel stagnated for more man 25 years, color TV, broadcast and cable
television
