Journalism Vocab Chp 1

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Journalism Vocab Chp 1

communication
transmission of a message from a source to a receiver
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communication transmission of a message from a source to a receiver
interpersonal communication communication between two or few people-no definable source or receiver
encoding assembling a message with a meaning to send to a receiver
decoding interpreting the message sent by the sender
medium means of sending information ex: sound waves
mass medium ex: radio, tv, books, newspaper
mass communication the process of creating shared meaning between the mass media and their audiences
inferential feedback indirect feedback, used to be delayed but now it is instantaneous and is feedback through the same mediums as the initial messages
cultural definition of communication communication and reality are linked. Communication is the foundation of our culture
culture a learned behavior of members of a given social group
dominant culture aka mainstream culture: the one that seems to hold sway with the majority of people
bounded cultures aka co-culture: smaller cultures within a larger society (ie: italians, the south, etc)
technological determinism idea that machines and their development drive economic and cultural change
media literacy the ability to effectively and efficiently comprehend and use ay form or mediated communication
literate culture encouraged technological innovation. includes development of writing and the formation of it.
oral or preliterate culture without written languages
griots "talking chiefs" provide oral history for their people
ideogrammatic alphabets picture based alphabets appeared in ancient cultures
syllable alphabet an alphabet employing sequences of vowels and consonants or words
papyrus rolls of sliced strips of reed pressed together (first paper)
parchment romans first started using animal hides to write on
literacy ability to effectively and efficiently comprehend and use written
third person effect the common attitude that others are influenced by the media messages but that we are not
genre categories of expression within the different media and are characterized by conventions
conventions standardized style elements
productions values the choice of lighting, editing, special effects, camera, angles, location of pages, sizes

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