Chapter 1-4 Flashcards
(30 cards)
Term for the way quickly produced tunes sounded like cheap pans clinging together
Tin Pan Alley
Type of music quickly becoming the format of choice
Streaming
Term relates to artist who dress in costumes to accurately represent fictional characters
Cosplay
This type of music inspired protest and social activism
Folk Music
Defendant in the Supreme Court ruling that free music file swapping was illegal
Napster
I am credited with coming up with the concept of the World Wide Web
Tim Berners Lee
Atari tennis style game with two vertical paddles
Pong
Inventor of the phonograph
Thomas Edison
The best example of the Semantic Web is a voice recognition assistant called
Siri
I was the first person to experiment with sound recording in the 1850s
de Martinville
This medium led to the decline of record sales in 1924
Radio
Type of music that dosent fall into the category of pop music
Classical
Law that grants the gov’t sweepign power to acess online information like email
PATRIOT Act
A video that uses digital editing to make it look like a person was somehow doing something they never actually did
Deepfake
The final step in the media literacy critical process
Engagement
Attaining an understanding of mass media and how they construct meaning
Media Literacy
Early form of oral communication still in use today
Storytelling
Older media are reconfigured in various forms on newer media
Convergence
Those who control the information we get in the media
Gatekeepers
Process by which messages are send to large faraway audiences
Mass Communication
Policy whereby consumers give permission before a website can collect personal date
Opt In
Term for WWW is a text data- linking system that allows computer accessed information to link to other information
HyperText
Graphic interactive character in the world of a game
Avatar
Government project that led to the creation of the Internet
ARPAnet
