SOC 1000 CH.12 (Media)
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Which three terms indicate the presence and influence of prevailing ideas about the world?
Hegemony, ideology and world view
On average, how many hours did the author log as being in front of a screen?
15 awake hours
The author argues that it is humans who create misinformation and design ________ that put other humans into filter bubbles.
“algorithms”
Theatrical stories took what 3 forms?
Drama, comedy, satire
In theatrical stories, how did drama end?
Tragically in the death of the central character
During the eighteenth century, when democracy began to take shape, ________ became known as the “Fourth Estate” with a social responsibility of advocacy and an implicit ability to frame political issues
“journalism”
What are the first 3 estates (journalism being the 4th)?
the Church (clergy - from the middle ages)
Nobility (knight-warriors)
Commoners (peasants + nuns)
What did radio broadcasts begin to forge in the 1930s?
A common Canadian consciousness to the country’s population
What 2 prime ministers believed the radio broadcast would help unify Canadians and protect the blossoming national identity from the influences of American neighbours
William Lyon Mackenzie King + R.B. Bennett
__% of Canadians live within 160 kilometres of the United States border
“90”
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) is the federal organization that, among other functions, is responsible for what?
Regulating the amount of “Canadian content” on radio and television
Why were Canadian content (CanCon) regulations and policies put in place?
To protect the Canadian national identity and to ensure a market for Canadian creative and production industries
What Canadian law requires major tech platforms to compensate Canadians news businesses for sharing their content?
Online News Act (2023)
The Online News Act (2023) seeks to address bargaining imbalances, supporting news sustainability through mandatory negotiations overseen by the _____
“CRTC”
What law mandates that services like Netflix, Spotify, and YouTube promote Canadian content, music, and stories, requiring them to make financial contributions to support domestic creators?
Online Streaming Act (2024)
What theorist
pg. 13
