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structure vs agency
all media is constructed (poorly or carefully), doesnt make it bad
radio
ability to transmit date w/o wires, displaced telegraph, utilized for point-to-point instant comms
sound recordings
ability to record sounds circa the 19th centuy. used to record and playback music
film
louis lumiere credited as inventor, short silent films for 1st 20 years, expressed fear & fascination on the screen
media literacy
ability to access, analyze & produce variety of media
produce
very contextual
C.M.L
Critical media literacy, focused on interrogation of power, looking for BTS of media (rooted in change making, big or small)
critical
to ask questions from media we like or dislike (being thoughtful)
protectionism
all media is bad for young people & should be turned off
celebrationism
all media is fine, we already know so much about it.
protectionism vs celebrationism
both povs focus on content, neglects that media is accessed differently throughout the world, every pieve of media can’t be described with just one word.
humans
inherently social people/storytelling species (learn about ourselves through others)
socialization
our sense of self, develops through relations w/ others/media
media
plural of medium; channels of info, primary socializers/story tellers, tells us what to do or who to be, all media is constructed
media coorparate
more content owned by fewer coorps, everything we watch/listen is cooparate operated
social interaction
process where we learn social norms & beliefs of our culture, develop our sense of self by doing so
structure
constraint on human activity, recurring pattern of social behaviour
agency
independent action, intentional & undetermined human action
structure & agency
work in tension w/ each other, depending on how you view the world you’ll believe one has more power than the other
culture
most complicated word in english language, most used to indicate artifacts (things) & discourses (thoughts, behaviors, conversation)
new/old tech
exist alongside eachother sometimes in harmony, most times in tension, old tech works to adapt to new introduced tech
tech determinism
tech is the cause of social change
social constructionism
people determine how to use tech
marshall mcluhan
canadian scholar, understands the influence of media (argues media disrupts tradition, reshapes social life)
print culture
nothing good or valuable about it, has lofty rep.
illiteracy
deemed a deficiency in all societies
place where all secrets are kept, valued over time globally, evolved by massive changes in tech
books
ability to mass produce contributed to massive changes in society (speed)
newspapers
vital to american culture, freedom of the press newspapers began to take on a central role in national affairs
magazines
only read by upper class till 1800s, used to be very expensive due to the printing tech, and post offices carried to short distances for high cost
telegraph
nearly instant comms. over great distances (connected wires) began a concept of national news, no longer bound to our geography
telephone
not a mass medium, thought of as a way to make telegraph more convenient for everyday users, grew into semi private point-to-point comms, now in every house (mass media)
print media
#1 goal is profit
tv
followed radios model and adapted relatively quickly, made its way into 65% of american households in 10 years, episodic style came from radio, nation’s storyteller
cable
started as a way to bring tv to rural areas (where attenne ineffective), started the paying for access to content idea.
computers
used for humans doing math calculations, switched noun to machine. grew from mschines that performed math calculations,
internet
started by dept. of defense, vast network interconnected computer networks, developed so computers could communicate regardless of disabilities
internet boom
ppl & buisnesses getting involved w/ connection boost
internet bust
ppl still not sure how to use internet for economic gain, companies made websites but no one was shopping online at the time
algorithm
process that determines what we see, more we interact, the more refined it grows, embedded with biases of its creators
action economy
following through all our digital media use
products
content we watch read and listen to
platforms
sites & services that host what we watch read and listen to
pipes
what brings our content to us
concetration
a small # of large coorps oqn a significant percentage of media products,platforms, and pipes
conglomeration
a # of diff companies all owned by the same coorp. parent
sinclair broadcasting
gives all local news the same exact script
advertising
tells stories as brief as 15 seconds, in print or on bodies, only gives products side of the story
streaming/dvds
pay not to see adverts, still see them via product placement or IP
ratings
producers self-censor so they dont get externally censored, used by tv music videogames