Media Types
The Internet
Music and the Music Industry
Vocabulary
Misc
100

How is public media funded?

Through tax dollars

100

Why was the internet created? 

The Dept. of Defense wanted to have channels for communication and stay in competition with the Soviet Union.

100

What are royalties?

Payments made to performers, radio execs, etc. from when their music is played for profit.

100

Cover music

A new performance or recording of a song by an artist who is not the original composer or performer.

100

What was the band that started the British invasion?

The Beatles

200

How did the printing press influence media?

Let to widespread ideas, less focus on the church, people becoming more free thinking

200
What is the purpose of algorithms?

To keep you on a website longer so targeted ads can be sold to you. 

200

What are two factors that led to the rise of rock and roll? 

Migration of black southerners to Northern cities

Growth of youth culture

Increased integration.

200

Populism

The idea/concept that pits the working class against “elites”

200

Explain the difference between high and low culture. 

High culture- Sophisticated, for the wealthy, classic, intellectual.

Low culture- Enjoyed by the masses/"average" person, mass-produced. 

300

Define media. 

The way ideas are communicated.

300

What was the ethos of the early internet? 

That the internet should be a place of free and open communication that supports the sharing of ideas. 

300

What is the British invasion and how did it change music?

Prior to 1964 music was a “one way ticket” to Europe. American music went there but their music didn’t come here. This changed with the Beatles.; It made the genre unofficially become “rock.” The Rolling Stones created gritty, chord-driven, and high volume rock. The Beatles were softer and more melodic. Artists wrote their own music vs. songwriting teams.

300

Deep fake

a realistic, AI-generated image, audio, or video of

someone saying or doing something they never did.

300

What is the difference between misinformation and disinformation? 

Misinformation is when someone accidentally shares information that is not true. Disinformation is when someone intentionally tries to mislead others. 

400

What is representation and what is its role in understanding media?

Representation is how different groups are portrayed in the media (or excluded entirely). This can impact the way people feel about different groups, especially marginalized groups.

400

What is data mining and how is it used?

Data mining is collecting information about users based on what they view, like, share, comment on, etc. This information is used to create algorithms. 

400

How did rock and roll blur cultural and societal lines? Pick 2

  1. High and low culture-

  2. Race-

  3. Femininity and masculinity-

  4. North and South-

  5. Sacred and secular.-

Varied

400

Primacy effect

We remember what we see first, not the details that come later.

400

What is net neutrality?

The idea that all websites have equal access, no matter what funding they have. 

500

The four types of media are;

Broadcast media

Out of home media 

________ media and 

________ media

Print and digital

500

What does Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act state? 

That websites cannot be held liable for content posted by users. 

500

Explain the conflict between record companies and radio AND the compromise they made. 

Radio stations were originally playing music for free. When record companies started making them pay, radio stations hired their own bands to play the songs instead.

To compromise, the radio stations could play "hit" songs for free. This would promote the album without allowing for people to listen to the entire album for free. 

500

Narrative

Storytelling; fitting a story into a particular view

500

Describe the key differences between Web 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0. 

Web 1.0- read-only. 

Web 2.0-Became a place for read/write and interactive web.

Web 3.0- 

  • Semantic Web: Web pages/databases structured for computers to understand and assist users (e.g., Netflix recommendations).
  • Internet of Things: Devices connected to internet and each other.
  • AI
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