Mass Comm. & Society Midterm

how they connect to each other, where they sit in the broader history or theory of mass communication

Agenda Setting

“The press may not be successful much of the time in telling people what to think, but it is stunningly successful in telling people what to think about” - Bernard Cohen

Adolph Ohs

Amateur Radio

American Journalist Professionalism

American Marconi

Amos n’ Andy

Amplitude Modulation

Analog

Analytic Survey

Anti Metanarrative

Anotnio Gramsci

Arthur Judson

Artist & Repertoire Agents

Association Principle

Audience Studies

Audion

Bad subjects

Band Wagon Effect

Base

Benjamin Day

Bessive Smith

Big Five

Boutique Agencies

Brand Identity

British Marconi

Canting

Carter Family

CBS

Charlie Christian

Clear Channels

Clowning

Communications Act of 1934

Complementary Copy

Compulsory License

Content Analysis

Control Group

Copyright Act of 1909

Corporation for Public Broadcasting

Correlations

Cover Music

Cultivation Theory

Cultural Studies

Culture as a Prison House of Language

Culture as a Site of Struggle

Culture as a Whole Wy of Life

Culture as Community

Demographics Edition

Demographics

Dependent Variable

Descriptive Survey

Desktop Publishing

Digital

Digital Culture

Dissociation Corollary

Dismemberment

Dobyera Brothers

Domination

Dr. Brinkley

Drive Time

Early Models for Paying For radio

Edison’s Talking Machine

Edward R. Murrow

Edwin Armstrong

Electrical Telegraph

Electromagnetic Waves

Electronic Culture

Elite Magazines

Elite → Mass → Specialized

Emergent Culture

Emile Berliner

Erving Goffman’s Gender Advertising

Ethnography

Experimental Group

Famous Person Testimonial

Federal Radio Commission

Fireside Chats

First Amendment

Focus Groups

Folk Music

Format Radio

Fredrick Douglass

Frequency Modulation

General Interest Magazines

George Beauchamp

Glocalization

Gramaphone

Guglielmo Marconi

Half-tone

Harold Innis

Harold Lasswell

Hegemony

Heinrich Hertz

Hidden Fear Appeal

Hillbilly Music

Historical Analysis

Hock Kutler

Human-Interest Stories

Hyperreality

Hypodermic Needle Model

Hypotheses