The Internet
Advertising
Public Relations
Media Analysis
Media Bias
100

What is Social Media? 

A platform where information is spread

100

Give the definition of advertising.

Communication that is paid for, usually persuasive in nature. 
100

What is Public Relations?

Organized activities intended to favorably influence the public.

100

Name 2 ways people can use the media.

Entertain, education, business, information, Etc. 

100
Is media bias based on opinion?

Yes

200

What are browsers? 

Programs that display information on the web

200

Fill in the blank in the area of creativity advertisers emphasized ______ as well as ______.

1. Entertainment

2. information 

200

What is the most famous piece of Propaganda? And what is the saying?

Uncle Sam "We want you!"

200

True or False: Survey studies make generalizations about a couple of people by addressing questions?

FALSE! Survey studies make generalizations about a population of people by addressing questions. 

200

Is twitter banning Trump an example of media bias?

Yes!

300
Explain a way that Web 3.0 is negative. 

Track you, sell information, know location, invasion of privacy. 

300

True or False: 30 second commercials make the most money

TRUE!

300

True or False: Podcasts are both LIVE and RECORDED messages or audio programs distributed through downloads to computers, iPods, or other portable digital music players.

TRUE!

300

What is the difference between independent and dependant variables with media analysis? 

Independent variables are the causes of media effects and dependant variables are the consequences/effects of the media. 

300

Is this an example of media bias? 

A reporter is reporting a scene crash and says, "This car crash was reported at 9:02 AM."

No! There was no bias in the statement.

400

List the top 3 Web Platforms

1. Google

2. Microsoft

3. Yahoo

400

What is the click through rate and how do companies use it?

Click through rate is the percentage of readers who click on the ad to visit the advertisers page. 

Companies use it by seeing how many people stay on the website or click away from the website. 

400

What is Media Relations?

Media relations focus on establishing and maintaining good relations with the media.

400

What is the definition of Generalizability

Generalizability is the degree to which research procedures and samples may be generalized. 

400

Is this an example of Media Bias?


A reporter reporting a car crash says, "This stupid drunk driver caused a car crash at 9:02 AM!"

Yes!

500

What is the difference between wide area networks and local area networks?

Wide area networks connect computers that are miles apart and local area networks connect computers with a department, building, or campus. 

500

Explain integrated marketing communication.

Integrated marketing communication assures that the use of all commercial media and messages is clear, consistent, and influential. 

500

What does (PRSA) stand for? 

Public Relations Society of America

500

What is prosocial and antisocial behaviors? And give me 3 examples from each. 

Prosocial behaviors are those that a society values and encourages. EX) kindness, loyalty, respectful.

Antisocial behaviors are those that a society does not value and encourage. EX) disrespect, angry, rude.

500

What is Media Bias?

Media Bias is the bias of journalist and news producers within the mass media. Basically the opinion on things in the media.