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psychologeek · 6 months

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Political, but not in a specific way?

I think the scariest thing in the current events is the AMOUNT of misinformation and fake news and how it becomes impossible to verify anything or even just get any proper information without having a lot of knowledge about critical thinking, follow at least 3-5 completely different news -media, and have the thinking skills required for a Master's degree.

And even with ALL OF THAT, it might atill be misinformation.

Just

Pure frustration.

(Not to mention that when someone makes a mistake, or change something, there's always someone who screenshot it and go "but you said...!")

Also bias and prejudice, also known as "I knew (x) did/didn't do it!" (Feelings aren't logic. Unfortunately, many people let the first run the show).

#misinformation #fake news #general #politics #non political #mass communication #journalism #ethics #verifying #bias

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not-poignant · 1 year

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Thinking about the post on media and film distribution I added to yesterday, what I forgot to add is simply that a lot of you now spend the hours that you would have once spent on cinema and television on Tiktok and Reels and (to a degree) YouTube. If you know you spend 1-3 hours on Tiktok each day, well, in the 90s, nothing like that existed. You only had books, cinema, television, radio. So people weren't hyping memes and random dances and Good Emu Person and Shitty Emu Person etc. and everything folks talked about - even on early internet - when it came to mass media, centred on those specific forms of mass media.

Cinema will never ever be the same again so long as people give 12+ hours of their week to Tiktok / Instagram and similar sites, instead of cinema and television. You can't cry out for a golden age that's gone when it's gone because the audiences moved on. The fact is, one of the most common media watching memes on places like Tumblr is a version of 'everyone is recommending shows or movies to me and I don't have the time / energy / inclination to watch them.'

I'm part of this, I spend a lot more time on Tiktok than I do watching television or cinema, and this obviously only applies to the folks who do spend huge chunks of time scrolling through short pieces on the internet. And there's also nothing wrong with that until you go 'omg why aren't we getting shows like we used to / why is fandom so different now / why aren't we having these experiences anymore.'

You took the time and investment away, and that's why. It's way easier to get rabidly hyped in a fandom if you don't have Tiktok, or YouTube, or Instagram**, because what's left over (film, television, etc.) is all you have. And that's a pretty huge and significant reason why a) the budgets for film and TV are smaller (overall, it's similarly extreme on the other end, re: Sandman and Marvel etc. But I'm including everything here) and b) fandoms aren't as huge or long-lasting as they used to be.

I'm still noodling on this, and obviously there are a lot of factors going on here (many of which I went into yesterday, it's so fucking opaque to say 'we don't have films like we used to' because like, we do, people just don't know where to find them anymore, what we don't have is indie films hitting the zeitgeist like they used to, which is a different issue and it's multifactorial, and some of it is that people are now screaming about Emmanuel the Emu instead of the latest indie movie that came out). But I do think where Tiktok is making billions off of people, those billions are not going to more 'classic' forms of mass media.

If you want it, you have to give it your time. It's that simple.

** (Obviously these things can also be used as tools for fandom, it's just so much of fandom has also now ported over to transformative works around real people (i.e. dueting / stitching / replying / remixing / meme-ing etc. are all a form of transformative work that take time and labour, they're just different to what we classically think of as transformative works) and/or Tiktok fandom moves really fast by the nature of the format).

#thoughts #media studies #mass communication #the mass migration of audiences to reality social media #from fictional mass media spaces #this makes me miss my masters #please remind me not to go back #i don't want to do a PhD #fdsalkjfsa #anyway i'm 100% a part of this #there was a time when i watched nearly every pilot episode at the beginning of pilot season #to check out fringe television #ih aven't done it in years #you know what i do now?#i check youtube and tiktok every day #think about it

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enbycrip · 1 year

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I am so *incredibly* sick of people just randomly blaming everything they don’t like on the internet - or, worse yet, just mindlessly scaremongering about the internet and its “effect on society” without the slightest idea of the actual precedents there are in history for the internet.

A really solid example is the invention and popularisation of the moveable-type printing press in the early modern period. Its effect on mass communication and the democratisation of knowledge and communication is very comparable.

It’s pretty reasonable to say that the main reason the Protestant Reformation happened when it did was because Martin Luther, unlike, say, William Wytcliffe, a 14th century English proto-Protestant, had access to the printing press and could put out pamphlets, meaning his evolving ideas could reach a potentially huge - and *very interested* - mass audience.

This wasn’t even limited by literacy rates, which were growing at the time, because there was also a huge culture of reading out loud and debating in most urban centres at the time, particularly in Germany and the Low Countries. And, given how quick and easy pamphlets were to print and distribute, it didn’t take long for pamphleteering wars to break out. I entirely stopped giving any credence to people claiming the internet was causing “the death of civility in society” after I read one of Thomas More’s (yes, the martyr *Saint* Thomas More, who is somehow *still* regarded as a stately and dignified man of conscience) flame war replies to Luther where he said “your shitty mouth, truly the shit-pool of all shit, all the muck which your damnable rottenness has vomited up”.

#history #early modern history #early modern #moveable type printing press #mass communication #thomas more #Martin Luther #pre-internet flame wars #scaremongering #the Protestant reformation #internet scaremongering #William wytcliffe #pamphlet

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commiepinkofag · 1 year

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AC-a-a-a-a-B, screamed the goat

again, we see the police PR machine & a complicit press present the innocuous, bumbling barney fife ‘we’re here to protect’ trope.

the ubiquitous coverage of the screaming goat has reached an international audience [if the BBC counts in that regard].

it reminds me of the ‘ah, look! cops dance with ice cream’ which should have been ‘two scoops of fuck you.’

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one of the more recent and disgusting examples of police PR/media collaboration has been the ‘viral’ PR: ‘Police dog in Wyandotte accused of stealing fellow officer's lunch.’

this ‘story’ originated from a facebook post by the Wyandotte PD, with an accompanying image edited to appear as a mugshot of a black police dog – named ‘Officer ICE.’

however, i found this posted on a ABC affiliate news website, on the same page as an article about Tyre Nichols’ family pleading for justice and calls for the bodycam footage to be released.

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the timing and content of these press releases is no coincidence.

on august 1 2016, within weeks after the series of murders by police of Delrawn Small, Alton Sterling and Philando Castille, the cop PR machine rolled out #copsgiveouticecream.

one particular headline — ‘these cops pranked drivers by giving them ice cream instead of tickets’ — fell under the ‘feel good’ category, much like ‘officer ice’ and case of the screaming goat.

text beneath the image reads: "You can see the sense of relief when the officers explain this ‘violation’ to the anxious drivers who all got a big laugh out of it."

i can see intimidation, fear, injustice…

‘no cameras!’ — nor accountability

social media has changed the playing field in the propaganda war for policing. like in the instances of feel good news, cops only like social media when it works in their favor.

the fbi has warned about ‘cop baiting,’ ‘viral attack’ and potential liability. [Social Media and Law Enforcement: Potential Risks; leb.fbi.gov]

unsurprisingly, this particular article expresses an overarching sense of fear and need for control:

Empowered by social media, cop baiting presents a crisis for law enforcement. Questionable videos of police officers are popular on sites, such as YouTube, and can be financially rewarding to malefactors who file claims or lawsuits. For some individuals, a citation or jail time is worthwhile if a cash payoff results. Cop baiting could become so common that officers may not know whether they are facing a situation that is legitimate, staged, or exaggerated for someone else’s benefit. This puts officers’ personal and professional well-being at stake.

so strange, their fave defense for surveillance [search, et al] isn’t mentioned: ‘if you’re not doing anything wrong, why worry…’

copspeak + providing those good feels

i posted the link back in 2016, but i find it’s still relevant:

Copspeak: 7 Ways Journalists Use Police Jargon to Obscure the Truth [fair.org]

FAIR’s CopSpeak series is good for examining the media-PR symbiosis:

“The linguistic gymnastics needed to report on police violence without calling up images of police violence is a thing of semantic wonder."

privatization of public policy has helped drive much of this. [Meet the Company That Writes the Policies That Protect Cops; motherjones.com], [Police Policy For Sale; theappeal.org/].

the lexipol rabbithole can take you through an insular cop-cult[-ure] & convenient shopping for all of your militarized force needs.

‘Police Chief Magazine’ run by a 503c lobbying group, International Association of Chiefs of Police [IACP], reveals some PR tactics in ‘Media Coverage: When It Doesn’t Work Well… and When It Does’ [policechiefmagazine.org]

The Secrets to Success “It is the role of the public information office to push the positive stories to the media,” says Sergeant John Roth, Glendale Police Department’s public information officer (PIO). His office publicizes the department’s Coffee with a Cop events, as well as other newsworthy items, such as when major cases are solved. …

it is imperative to develop a rapport with media representatives. He makes a point of meeting with them and establishing relationships built on trust.

‘trust us,’ said at gunpoint…

[btw, national police week 2023 has begun]

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onenettvchannel · 10 months

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OneNETnews EXCLUSIVE: Marinette Dupain-Cheng promotes latest French-animated film 'Miraculous Ladybug: The Movie' and potentially becomes an M6 Info reporter

PARIS, FRANCE -- Marinette Dupain-Cheng, the talented young actress behind the iconic character Ladybug in the globally beloved animated series "Miraculous Ladybug", sat down for an exclusive interview with Xavier de Moulins from M6 Info's Le 19.45 to discuss the highly anticipated release of the film adaptation, 'Miraculous Ladybug: The Movie'. The interview offered fans a glimpse into Marinette's life behind the scenes and hinted at possible future career aspirations.

(Le 19.45 via M6 Info / Screengrab Courtesy: Metropole 6 TV)

During the interview, Marinette expressed her excitement about the film's release in cinemas across France. "Miraculous Ladybug: The Movie" continues the thrilling adventures of Ladybug and Cat Noir as they safeguard Paris against supervillains. The actress shared her gratitude for the overwhelming support from fans, emphasizing how their passion and dedication have made the film possible.

Marinette, known for her infectious enthusiasm, showcased her versatility throughout the interview, discussing the challenges of bringing a beloved animated character to the big screen. She revealed that the film pushed boundaries, offering fans a deeper understanding of Ladybug's backstory and her powerful bond with the enigmatic Cat Noir (Adrien Agreste).

The interview also sheds light on the collaboration between Marinette and the film's creative team, including directors named Jeremy Zag and Thomas Astruc. Their collective goal was to create an immersive cinematic experience that would resonate with fans while also capturing the essence of the beloved series. With its stunning animation and gripping storyline, 'Miraculous Ladybug: The Movie' promises to captivate audiences young and old.

As the interview unfolded, fans couldn't help but wonder about Marinette Dupain-Cheng's future career aspirations. The young actress has garnered praise for her skillful portrayal of Ladybug, leading some to speculate whether she could potentially pursue a career in the entertainment or news industry.

Despite her undeniable talent on screen, Marinette remains grounded and open to various opportunities. While she hasn't explicitly expressed her desire to transition into a career as an entertainment or news reporter, fans and industry insiders alike are intrigued by the possibility.

Once she graduates from a local school in Paris, Marinette could leverage her charisma, poise and natural charm to excel in the field of journalism. Her experience as Ladybug, protecting and inspiring Parisians, perfectly aligns with the values and impact that a news reporter strives to achieve.

While the future remains uncertain, one thing is clear: Marinette's dedication to her craft and her undeniable talent will undoubtedly open doors for her in the entertainment arena. Whether she chooses to continue her acting career or transition into journalism, fans will eagerly anticipate witnessing her future endeavors.

Miraculous Ladybug: The Movie is set to hit theaters across France on July 5th, 2023. Brace yourself for an action-packed and visually stunning adventure that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting the return of their favorite superheroes!

SCREENGRAB COURTESY: MLBFanFR via YT Video

SOURCE: *https://www.huffingtonpost.fr/divertissement/article/miraculous-le-film-ladybug-interviewee-par-xavier-de-moulins-dans-le-journal-televise-de-m6_220235.html [Referenced News Article via Huffington Post France] *https://tvmag.lefigaro.fr/programme-tv/actu-tele/le-duplex-insolite-de-xavier-de-moulins-avec-ladybug-sur-m6-pour-la-sortie-du-film-miraculous-20230705 [Referenced News Article via Le Figaro] *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwMI0qas__k [Referenced YT Video via Miraculous_French] *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqQzUkyBRg4 [Referenced YT Video via M6 Info] *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfEV1V-h41A [Referenced YT Video via MLBFanFR] *https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_1945 *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xavier_de_Moulins and *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ladybug_%26_Cat_Noir:_The_Movie

-- OneNETnews Team

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melcatshenanigans · 1 year

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Looking for more English/history/medieval history/communications majors, students, and/or enthusiasts to interact with.

I'd love to have more people to nerd out with and see more of that content on my feed.

If this applies to you, like this post so I can check out your page ❤️

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communicators101 · 2 years

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Misconceptions of Mass Communication

The Mass Communication course is not known by many. I myself never really knew this course existed but found myself enrolling and enjoying the course. It is my true calling and my passion for I aspire to be a Side Court Reported for the Premier Volleyball League (PVL) ⋆·˚ ༘

As I enrolled in Bachelor of Arts in Communication, misconceptions from different people were said and it truly took a toll on me since not many understand this course.

I am here to educate and broaden the minds of the ones who chose to keep a close mind about Mass Communication.

The common misconceptions that people assume immediately are;

Mass communication is not an intelligent or hardworking field

You or anyone else are not less intelligent or hardworking because you are taking mass communication. It takes a lot of effort, ingenuity, and hard work to achieve, just like other courses.

People who want to disparage the field frequently use the implication that only stupid or slothful children would ever choose mass communication. That is not accurate at all! Students in mass communication are just as intelligent and devoted as those in other well-liked fields and what could appear to be "serious" courses. The height of ignorance is insulting someone's work or intelligence because you don't comprehend how or what is being taught, so you shouldn't allow it bother you or make you feel inferior.

“Mass Commportable sa Bahay”

This is one of the major communication misconceptions that people think of the Communication program. The people who usually think this way are the people who do not study under the program or just someone who has very little idea what Communication is in the first place.

They mentioned that it's a program that can be comfortably done at home, after all it's only about vlogging, reporting and broadcasting, which can be done within the household. But, they fail to realize that the Communication program is not as easy as they think. In the media industry, it's a must for a person to have a variety set of skills in which they can learn in studying communication. Communicators are trained to be well-rounded and skilled in various tasks like editing, writing, speaking, and even acting. In line with this, the communication program opens a lot of doors for different careers. So, it's truly a misconception that the Communication Program is easy and "mass commportable sa bahay." Communicators receive intensive training and studying to become a good media practitioner in the future.

All communication students are extroverts

“You’re an introvert, are you sure you want to study Communications?” This is a typical question that introverts usually encounter especially when they are considering to choose this as a career. The perceptions that introverts cannot or would not fit in this career or become successful professionals in this industry is incorrect. Equal opportunity exist for both, skills and hard work is your investment in this career. Even though it is expected to speak in front of groups of people, being an extrovert is not the key in order to succeed.

Students studying mass communication acquire a wide range of useful abilities in addition to a wealth of information that they must continuously be aware of. In the field of mass communication, education never ends. With new inventions and technology appearing on the scene, there is always more to learn!

Additionally, if you have any remaining reservations, consider these well-known and accomplished mass communication professionals that put in a lot of effort to become successful.

References:

https://bukas.ph/blog/debunking-myths-and-misconceptions-about-communication-courses/

https://www.eazyprep.com/10-myths-and-misconceptions-about-mass-communication/

About the Author:

Hi everyone! My name is: Michelle Banal but most people know me by Mich ✧.* A first year college student in Bachelor of Arts in Communication. My hobbies include: Surfing through the internet since I revolve and enjoy my time on social media, specifically on Instragram. I also enjoy going out and enjoying the company of myself and my loved ones. I love to explore and experience new things since I know I may learn and mold myself in becoming the best person that I can be. Lastly, I love to organize and I think this is mainly because my birth sign is a Virgo ☻ Writing is not my cup of tea but I know I may excel in different fields because I'm always eager to learn. It is also important to know that you should enjoy your life and love yourself ˚ ༘♡

#mass communication #communicators

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sgtuniversitygurgaon · 2 years

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Best colleges for Mass Communication in Gurgaon & Delhi

The field of mass communication and media is one of the most flourishing fields as it has opened various doors to job opportunities, making it a major area of interest in professional studies. With time media has emerged as one of the most powerful authorities whether it’s print or digital media.

Today, if we ask ourselves which authority has the maximum power? It is media which can create as well as destroy anything, because it is a profession which has the support of thousands of people who invest their trust in it. For this, a journalist or a media person must need to have honesty as well as work ethics.

There are several best colleges for Mass Commnication in Gurgaon and Delhi NCR. These institutions cater to the ever increasing demand for professional media studies and mass communication courses. Among the list of the best colleges for Mass Communication in Gurgaon & Delhi, SGT University’s Faculty of Mass Communication and Media Technology is one of the best colleges for Mass Communication in Gurgaon – Delhi NCR withone of the best infrastructures as well as a flourishing campus of more than 75 acres.

The Faculty of Mass Communication & Media Studies aims to shape future journalists who can contribute to the development of the nation by installing honesty as well as true leadership in its students to their work.

Mass communication and media technology is the huge umbrella which covers journalism in print as well as digital media alongside photography, videography, news anchoring, Cinematography, event management, theatre and many more. We have the best faculties who are experienced working professionals as well as experts in their respective fields.

The department focuses on practical as well as theoretical knowledge for which in-house training of the students is started from the initial phase of the college itself. Recently, the department took the initiative to start its very own new channel SGT Times as well as a newspaper under the same name where the students of the Faculty of Mass Communication and Media Technology are working as interns.

This is very helpful as they are learning and getting working experience as professionals so that they can be better prepared for any future opportunities. SGT University has certainly emerged as one of the best colleges for mass communication in Delhi NCR.

Not only, the students of Mass Communication and Media Technology but students from different faculties, irrespective of their study domain, are enrolled for news reading as well as anchoring. The entire SGT Times is run by the students of SGT University.

From the well-furnished media house, including the soundproof newsroom as well as editing studios, SGT University provides the best of all the facilities for better learning.

Many students of this faculty are working in many renowned media houses after they got their placements. Students are being trained not just only in their area of interest but in the overall training of different domains including video Editing, Audio production, as well as photography this helps them to have expertise in more than just one field.

Most importantly the department focuses on developing the communication skills of the students for which soft skill training is given timely. Many known media persons such as Deepak Chaurasia as well as Sayeed Ansari interacted with the students of SGT University and shared some tips and knowledge.

SGT is one of the best university in Gurgaon, Haryana & Delhi NCR for Mass Communication & Media Technology.

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nancynavega · 2 years

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Author of “Twitter and Tear Gas” Zeynep Tufekci discusses the relevance of social movements growing through social media and whether digital activism is more or less valid than other kinds of action.

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don-lichterman · 2 years

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Stana Katic welcomes first child | Entertainment News

Stana Katic has welcomed her first child into the world. The former ‘Castle’ star and her husband Kris Brkljac secretly gave birth to their first child together late last year. Her rep told Us Weekly: “They had a baby this winter and have been enjoying the time since cocooning as a family.” It comes after the 44-year-old star dropped a huge hint she and Kris had become parents last weekend. She…

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ejagonkresky · 2 years

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Hypodermic Needle Theory

This blog post is for a Mass Communications class assignment where the students are learning about the hypodermic needle theory. This theory is based on the idea that audiences are very susceptible to influence by the mass media.

You can watch this video to learn more about this theory.

Advertising and Children's Television

I remember hearing that Gen X is less susceptible to marketing than earlier generations. The argument was rooted in the fact that we were bombarded so often with advertising as children that we have become somewhat immune to it as adults. I learned that two of my favorite TV shows, Transformers and G.I. Joe, were created by toy companies to generate demand. Why settle for commercial breaks when you can have the entire episode to sell your toys?

My son, Sebastian, is a toddler, and I watch a lot of Blippi. Blippi might promote a kid-friendly destination or garbage truck toy, but he seems more benign (annoying at times, but at least I don’t feel like I am being pitched a product).

News Sources and Generation Differences

Generational marketing has been around for a while, and I remember lectures about it when I was in business school.

When completing the readings for this assignment, I had challenges relating to the hypodermic needle theory. For starters, there are so many sources to get your media.

Growing up, my father would watch the nightly news. In my 30s, I started listening to NPR, and now in my "F Years," I scroll through the news feature on Facebook to see what I might have missed on NPR. My husband is a millennial, and in addition to NPR, he favors podcasts such as "Pod Save America." I was amazed to learn that almost 25% of Americans rely on podcasts for their news.

Facebook and Social Media

I decided to go with Tumblr for this blogging assignment as I figured it would be more akin to Facebook, which I check multiple times a day.

Facebook is often in the news, often accused of fueling political polarization and extremism. When there is so much polarization, it would seem implausible for everyone to receive their information from the same source, let alone agree with a singular message. Facebook seems to have figured out the algorithm to feed both ends of the political spectrum with what users want to see and hear.

Suppose the hypodermic needle theory were to be updated. A better analogy might be that the needle is filled with dopamine or other pleasure-inducing substance. The one receiving the needle is not passive but willingly feeding an addiction for media.

#hypodermicneedletheory #mass communication

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marinamitu-blog · 4 days

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Resilence

Project description: For the course Mass communication we had to make a mask as a part of mass communication. It was a group task and we had to follow the curriculum Integration theme. The theme for that semester was Resilience and we made our mask according to the theme. The mask making also included the task of writing a report on the mask that we made.

Project justification: The topic we chose for making the mask had to be related to the CI theme of that semester which was Resilience. We tried to show that how to be resilient when someone is bullied.

The mask we created:

Essay on the project:

As a task in term of resilient we are going to represent that how to be resilient when someone is bullied.

Simply bullying means dominate others. If we describe it, it becomes that dominating someone by force, threat, or coercion to abuse, intimidate, or through aggressive behavior.

In this case if a person who is bullied he tries to resist those who used to bully him/her, they face more bullying. Cause a bully person wins when that bullied person feels sick.

So, it would be better if they just ignore the bully person by being normal towards that bully and by just being not so serious to that person. After All he’s a bully.

After making a Face mask we are going to paint it in brown and gray with a smiley face. Then we are going to draw some bully lines on the gray part, and some not being serious lines on the brown side. And yeah, After all gray is the color of isolation.

Self-reflection: through this project I learned –

how to make a mask

how to use masks a method of communication

effective use of mass communication

#mask making #Mass Communication

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nimcj-institute · 4 days

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Characteristics of Mass Communication

Mass communication is a powerful and influential form of communication that involves disseminating information, ideas, and messages to a large and diverse audience through various mediums. It plays a crucial role in shaping public opinion, influencing societal norms, and facilitating the exchange of information on a massive scale.

What is Mass Communication?

Mass communication refers to the process of transmitting information to a large audience through various forms of media, such as newspapers, magazines, television, radio, internet, and social media. It involves the dissemination of messages from a single source to multiple receivers simultaneously.

Key elements of mass communication include:

Sender: The entity or organization that creates and sends the message.

Message: The content or information being transmitted to the audience.

Channel: The medium through which the message is transmitted, such as television, radio, print, or digital platforms.

Receiver: The individuals or groups who receive and interpret the message.

Feedback: The response or reaction of the audience to the message, which can be immediate or delayed.

Noise: Any interference or distortion that may affect the transmission or reception of the message.

Professionals in the field of mass communication include journalists, broadcasters, public relations specialists, advertising executives, media planners, and social media managers. They work in various industries, including journalism, advertising, public relations, broadcasting, and digital media, to create, distribute, and analyze media content.

8 Characteristics of Mass Communication

1. Diverse and Large Audience

One of the defining characteristics of mass communication is its ability to reach a vast and heterogeneous audience simultaneously. The audience is typically dispersed geographically and consists of individuals from various backgrounds, demographics, and interests. This diverse audience is often anonymous and unknown to the communicator.

2. Use of Mediated Channels

Mass communication relies on mediated channels or mass media to transmit messages. These channels include traditional media such as television, radio, newspapers, and magazines, as well as modern digital platforms like the internet, social media, and mobile applications. The use of these mediated channels allows for the widespread dissemination of information and messages.

Read More: Characteristics of Mass Communication

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saiclgddn · 1 month

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vidyajyotieduversity · 1 month

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