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Does the product of the media industry affect how we think, speak and perception of the world? (TRUE or FALSE)

what is True

100

The neoliberal era is often characterized by this approach, which reduces government interference and encourages free market competition.

What is deregulation?

100

This term refers to the underlying beliefs and values that shape the content and structure of media.

What is ideology?

100

This company is widely recognized for its mass customization approach, allowing customers to design their sneakers online.

What is Nike?

200

this term refers to the economy that surrounds the production and consumption of media content

What are media industries?

200

The space of political discussion accessible to all members of society is called this, often contrasted with the private sphere.

What is the Public sphere?

200

The term refers to the social common sense of our time, and the capacity to define that common sense can be a powerful political tool.

What is Dominant ideology?

200

This studio, founded in 1923, became a dominant player during the Golden Age of Hollywood with films

What is Disney?

300

This refers to the process of delivering customized products or services on a large scale, allowing companies to meet the individual preferences of consumers while still maintaining the efficiencies of mass production

what is Mass customization?

300

It brought about the shift from producing and selling physical goods to the distribution of media content and is a key driver of economic growth

What is The birth of the Information Economy age?

300

This media model emphasizes the role of advertising revenue and commercial interests in shaping media content and distribution.

What is the commercial media model?

300

This viral TikTok song made sea shanties a trending topic in 2021.

What is The Wellerman?

400

This phenomenon describes how global media corporations influence local cultures and economies, often prioritizing profit over cultural authenticity

What is cultural imperialism?

400

In the __________, media companies have become more focused on creating content that generates revenue from this, such as advertising, rather than serving the public interest. 

What is the neo-liberal era?

400

This is one of the original songs associated with the Pepsi campaign, sung by Joanie Summers, and released in 1964.

what is Come alive (the Pepsi generation)

400

This is one of the most iconic Pepsi ads in 1982 

What is Thriller?

500

This phenomenon, where people are exposed only to ideas that reinforce their beliefs, has been called a threat to the public sphere.

What is the echo chamber?

500

Fill-in-the-Blank:

television, radio, film, magazines, music, video games, and newspapers have been experiencing pronounced change since the mid-1980s as a result of changes in the overall economy and the effects of __________ and __________.


Hints: (Havens et al,  2017, p.5)

What is digitalization, globalization

500

This term refers to the process by which media outlets and communication channels transition from government or public ownership to private, corporate control, often leading to concerns about consolidation, bias, and profit-driven content

What is media privatization 

500

This animated film about a rebellious young girl and her family became a cultural sensation, especially for its catchy soundtrack

What is Encanto?