PEOPLE MEDIA

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Title

  • PEOPLE AND MEDIA

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Definition of Media Literacy

  • Media literacy involves more than memorizing facts or statistics.

  • It is about raising the right questions regarding media consumption (watching, reading, listening).

  • Emphasis on being information literate.

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Influence of Messages

  • B. Liquigan comments on how messages impact thoughts and behaviors.

  • Importance of being aware of the influence of messages, particularly their subtle and covert effects.

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Role of Media Technologies

  • Media technologies are inanimate; they require human control to function effectively.

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Activity 1

  • Categorize Me: An activity designed to categorize individuals within media roles.

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Categories of People in Media

  • People as Media:

    • Print Journalist

    • Business Analyst

    • Magazine Publisher

    • Radio Jockey

    • Online Marketer

    • Advertiser

    • University Professor

    • Independent Blogger

    • Television Producer

    • Film Director

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Understanding People Media

  • Refers to individuals involved in the use, analysis, evaluation, and production of media and information.

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Theories of Media Effects

  1. Limited Effect Theory:

    • Audiences can discern propaganda; media has a limited persuasive capacity.

  2. Powerful Direct Effects Theory:

    • Classic, debunked theory; often termed magic-bullet or hypodermic needle theory.

  3. Moderate Effect Theory:

    • A midpoint; audiences actively create meaningful experiences.

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People as Media

  • Individuals who disseminate information; historically used essays, literature, and news.

  • Advancements in technology and social media empower people to produce and critique media artifacts.

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Opinion Leaders

  • Individuals highly exposed to media who can influence others' opinions.

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Characteristics of Opinion Leaders

  • Seen as trustworthy and non-purposive.

  • Possess a significant role in shaping others' opinions and actions.

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Citizen Journalism

  • Non-professional individuals using modern technology and the internet to create, augment, or fact-check media.

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Social Journalism

  • Journalists utilizing social media to distribute their content to a broader audience.

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Crowdsourcing

  • The practice of obtaining services or content by soliciting contributions from a large online community.

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Example of Crowdsourcing

  • Wikipedia: A notable example of crowdsourced knowledge.

  • Tripadvisor: A platform relying on user contributions for travel insights.

  • Waze: A traffic management app utilizing crowdsourced data.

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People in Media Definition

  • Those who manipulate media content (text, audio, visuals).

  • Engage primarily in print, broadcast, film, new media, and gaming.

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Types of Journalists by Medium

  • Broadcast Journalists: Seen on television; provide updates on events.

  • Multimedia Journalists: Skilled in various media forms; access and produce information.

  • Print Journalists: Trained in journalism writing, typically work with written content.

  • Photo Journalists: Capture important scenes and events with high-end cameras.

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People in Media

  • Content reiteration on roles involving the manipulation of media content.

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Summary of Media Roles

  • People in Media: Media practitioners and experts.

  • Provide information to users versed in media sources.

  • People as Media: General media users with limited access to information.