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Which of the following statements regarding the differences between the Osgood-Schramm mass communication model and the interpersonal communication model are correct?1.Interpersonal communication involves a message, whereas mass communication involves "many identical messages." 2. In contrast to just a few receivers in interpersonal communication, mass communication involves many receivers. 3.The mass communication model specifies feedback, whereas in interpersonal communication th...

TAMU COMM 345 Exam 1 (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A+ What do media industries do? create and distribute content intellectual property A product of the intellect, such as an expressed idea or concept, that has commercial value. content creator the person or entity responsible for creating the original website content content distributor the person or entity who distributes the content of and provides a platform for creators difference betw...

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UCLA COMM 10 FINAL With Verified Solutions Latest Update What are the 4 functions of mass media? - Answer -Content Medium Manifest Latent What is Content? - Answer -the media functions as a source of information ex: during elections: newspapers - give you information about election, candidates, etc. - key in helping one vote ex: influencing on how you dress by weather - key: specific information you get on weather What is Medium? - Answer -the main function of the media lies within t...

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COM2740 Final Exam Question and answers rated A+ COM2740 Final Exam Define Mass Media - correct answer -Orlik (1992): "The process of rapidly conveying identical information, assertions, + attitudes to potentially large, dispersed + diversified audiences via mechanisms capable of achieving that task." -DeFleur and Dennis (1993): "A process in which professional communicators use media to disseminate messages widely, rapidly, + continuously to arouse intended meanings in large and di...

Prime Time -in television programming, the hours between 8 and 11pm (and 7 and 10pm in the Midwest) when networks have traditionally drawn their largest audiences and charged their highest rates Network Era -the period in television history, roughly from the mid-1950s to the late 1970s; went on decline from the creation of VCR, cable, and new TV networks Pay-Per-View -a cable television service that allows customers to select a particular movie for a fee, or to pay $25 to $40 for a spe...

UF MMC 4200 Law of Mass Communications (Calvert) - Exam 3 Already Graded A+ 100% Questions with Answers Copyright - CORRECT ANSWER-Protections for original and creative artistic or literary works of authorship that don't have utilitarian functions. Patents - CORRECT ANSWER-Protections for discoveries or other useful arts. Trademarks - CORRECT ANSWER-Any word name, symbol, or device or any combination thereof used to identify and distinguish their goods, including a unique product, fro...

how old is the internet? who started it and why? - Answer-began in 1969 by the American military as an emergency communication system when was the WWW developed? - Answer-1989 who used the earliest form of internet? - Answer-used mostly by military, universities, and researchers. Was text only difference between the Internet and the WWW? - Answer-everything you do online is internet, but world wide web is through a browser only when did many users go online? - Answer-1995 who is Tim Bern...