Perspectives on Mass Communication
Functions of the mass media:
surveillance;
interpretation;
linkage;
transmission of values;
entertainment
Categories of the uses and gratifications approach:
cognition;
diversion;
social utility (conversational currency; parasocial relationships);
withdrawal
Historical and Cultural Context (blog + class + text)
Media time line (eight milestones in communication evolution—language, writing, printing, telegraph/telephone, photography/motion pictures, radio/TV, digital media/handheld devices
Importance of “writing” (alphabet, surface, social impact, etc.)
Printing (China, Germany)
Effects of the Gutenberg Revolution
Technological determinism
Significance of the telegraph to mass communication
Cultural impact of radio and TV
Digital media (mobile parenting, time softening)
Communication: Mass and Other Forms (blog + class + text)
Elements in the communication process
-source
-encoding
-message
-channel
-decoding
-receiver
-feedback
-noise
The major mass media
Intrapersonal communication
Interpersonal communication
Small Group communication
Public communication
Mass communication
Common characteristics of traditional mass media outlets
-complex and formal
-multiple gatekeepers
-need vast cash to operate
-exist to make a profit
-highly competitive
Future of mass media (segmentation, convergence, disintermediation)
Rules of Language (class)
Phonemic rules (pronunciation; how many sounds are there in the English language?)
Phonemic rules (pronunciation; how many sounds are there in the English language?)
Semantic rules (what we mean when we say things)
Syntax rules (grammar)
Pragmatic rules (how we actually use language)
Normative rules (what is considered appropriate)
Triangle of Meaning
Articles
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Triangle of Meaning
Articles
College students and the First Amendment
ESPN is Terrified of Jemele Hill's Honesty on Racism
Roger Goodell Says NFL Believes Players Should Stand During National Anthem
Know the Top 5 DMAs
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