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The United States media landscape is considered the "Command Center" of the global media sphere. What is the primary driving force behind its model?
It is almost entirely market-driven and commercial.
What is a key difference between old and digital propaganda?
Old was centralized; digital is decentralized.
What does “The Watchdog” do in media?
It investigates government and corporate power.
What does media no longer get measured by in the future?
Newspapers (prints)
What does the “Free-to-Air” tradition mean in Australia’s media?
It means people can watch TV channels for free without paying.
Which major public broadcaster is referred to as the "Gold Standard" in the United Kingdom and serves as a cultural anchor despite the rise of streaming services?
The BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation).
What is the main consequence of echo chambers?
Increased political polarization.
What is the role of “The Gatekeeper” today?
Algorithms decide what information people can see.
Which country provides prestige in global media?
The UK
What role does the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation play?
It is a national public broadcaster that provides news and programs.
To protect its "Cultural Sovereignty" from being absorbed by the U.S., Canada passed which specific act in 2025 to force digital platforms to contribute financially to local creators?
The Online Streaming Act
Why are deepfakes important in propaganda?
They can spread false but realistic information.
Why is the “Public Square” described as fragmented?
Because discussions happen in separate groups or “silos,” not in one unified space.
What question replaces “Is this true?” in the new curriculum?
Who created this and why?
What is “CanCon” used for in Canada’s media?
It ensures Canadian content is shown and supports local culture.
Australia's media landscape is one of the most concentrated in the developed world. What is the name of the legislative code the government used to force Google and Meta to pay local publishers for news content?
The News Media Bargaining Code.
How do algorithms contribute to filter bubbles?
They show content users are likely to agree with.
How does media act as an “Identity Builder”?
It shapes and reinforces cultural and national values among people.
What kind of environment is replacing traditional media?
Post-text media environment
Why is Australia’s media considered “concentrated”?
Because a few large companies control most media, limiting diversity.
New Zealand is described as an "Agile and Indigenous-Led" media market. Aside from its small size, what unique cultural pillar distinguishes its media system from the rest of the Anglosphere?
Biculturalism (specifically the integration of the Māori language and perspectives, such as Whakaata Māori).
How does AI change the nature of modern propaganda?
It enables micro-targeting of individuals.
By teaching people to question information sources, use verification tools, and understand who created content and why.
Which platform is mentioned as an example of “Community Notes”?
X
What does it mean that New Zealand’s media is “indigenous-led”?
It means Māori people lead media, promoting their language and culture, unlike many countries where indigenous voices are limited.