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This concept describes the phenomenon of more and more people watching streaming services instead of cable TV.
What is cord-cutting?
This type of information is intentionally designed to be deceptive and misleading
What is disinformation?
This type of information is false, but with no intention to deceive.
What is misinformation?
A condition characterized by severely reduced control over gaming habits, resulting in negative consequences in many aspects of your life, including self-care, relationships, school, and work.
What is gaming disorder?
This concept explains the fact that people prefer to consume products that align with their values, language, and history.
What is cultural proximity?
This concept describes generalizations about a group of people based on limited information.
What is a stereotype?
This type of internet was developed in the 1970s to prevent any vulnerable center from being knocked out easily.
What is ARPANET (first generation of social media)?
This concept describes a lot of information, including false or misleading information, in digital and physical environments during a disease outbreak.
What is infodemic?
This type of non-traditional sport requires careful planning, precise timing, and skillful execution.
What is E-sports?
This concept explains Hollywood's global expansion resulted in a worldwide spread of capitalist consumerism.
What is cultural imperialism?
This concept describes a new model in a post-broadcasting era: networks target more niche audiences than a broad and general audience.
What is narrowcasting?
A characteristic of this social media generation is that both published and user-generated content are equally important.
What is Web 2.0 (third-generation of social media platform)?
This problem is caused by digital devices with different language encoding systems and is solved by the introduction of Unicode.
What is the interoperability issue?
This self-regulatory organization was established due to concerns about the social impact of violent video game content.
What is the Entertainment Software Reviewing Board (ESRB)?
What are the five scapes for understanding the concept of globalization?
Finance-scape, technoscape, mediascape, ethnoscape, ideoscape
This type of TV network enjoyed less regulation on sexual and violent content in the post-broadcast TV network era.
What are premium cable networks?
An example of this marketing strategy is a fitness influencer who might partner with a sportswear company like Nike, sharing discount codes and positive reviews to encourage followers to purchase them.
What is influencer marketing?
This type of advertising is designed to "blend into" the original content in a less invasive way.
What is native advertising?
An example of this type of video game is Pokemon Go.
What is an augmented reality game?
What is Netflix's distinct globalization approach?
Use algorithms to group users by taste clusters rather than by age, gender, etc.
How is the revenue model for the broadcast industry similar to the radio between the 1940s and 1950s?
They both relied on advertising.
This concept describes highly personalized communication environments built around the ability of users to follow like-minded individuals.
What is an echo chamber?
This concept describes the increasing use of personalization in the ranking of search engine results and social media feeds would create a unique universe of information for each of us.
What is a filter bubble?
This video game-related career has a low barrier to entry and fierce competition.
What characterizes video game streaming as a career?
How is Netflix's media production model different from Disney's?