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Media
Tools to transmit information and/or data
Mass media/public media
Sum of mass distributors of news + entertainment
Gutenberg
Inventor of 'print media' who perfected the printing press with moveable types in 1454
Digital media
Includes Internet (websites), E-mail, Mobile phone, Blogs (web logs), Vlogs (video logs), Podcasts, QR codes, Video games, Social networking, Digital distribution
Print media
Includes Books, Newspapers, Magazines, Catalogues from the late 15th century with physical distribution
Broadcast/electronic media
Includes Radio (ca. 1910), Recorded music (late 19th century), Film/cinema (ca. 1900), TV (ca. 1950), Discs (1908s), tapes (1920s), E-book (1990s), Podcasts, E-publishing
Public communication
Includes TV, Newspapers/magazines, Social networking with many-to-many communication + one-to-many communication
Personal communication
Includes Telephony, Mail (post), Mobile phones, Person-to-person communication
Functions of media
Entertain, Inform, Persuade
Advantages of media
Effective + quick exchange of information, Possibility of being interconnected, Giving public access to hidden/withheld information, Exchange of cultural + social values, Social control, Platforms for individual presentations + contributions
Risks of media
Influencing politics + public opinion, Spying + surveillance, Publishing secret information, Influencing children + teenagers, Creation of an illusion world, Imbalance of information
Media literacy
Describes knowledge of understanding how media works + how to deal with it, Helps with understanding intention behind media + how to detect false information
Filter bubbles
Situation in which someone only hears or sees news or information that supports what they already believe, especially created on the internet as a result of algorithms
Echo chambers
Environment or ecosystem in which participants encounter beliefs that amplify or reinforce their preexisting beliefs by communication + repetition inside a closed system + insulated from rebuttal
Fake news
News that conveys or incorporates false, fabricated or deliberately misleading information or is characterized as or accused of doing so, often spread on the internet or using other media