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Chapter 3: The rights, responsibilities and role of the media Flashcards

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Today, the story of the media in society often relates to what?

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Today, the story of the media in society often relates to:
1. News
Or,
2. Stories arising from the internet, or E-media

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E-media

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E-media is all forms of media related to the internet

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Traditional media

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Traditional media is:

  1. Newspapers
  2. Radio
  3. Television
  4. Cinema
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New media

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New media is all non-traditional forms of media

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Social media

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Social media is the ways in which people interact with each other on the internet

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Social media is the ways in which people interact with each other on the internet.
Examples

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For example:

  1. Facebook
  2. Snapchat
  3. Instagram
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In today’s world, the what of social media are increasing?

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In today’s world, the:
1. Power
2. Influence
of social media are increasing

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In the civil war in Syria, many news outlets are relying upon what?

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In the civil war in Syria, many news outlets are relying upon the concept of citizen journalists

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In the civil war in Syria, many news outlets are relying upon the concept of citizen journalists, to do what?

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In the civil war in Syria, many news outlets are relying upon the concept of citizen journalists, to:

  1. Gather news
  2. Distribute it
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In the civil war in Syria, many news outlets are relying upon the concept of citizen journalists to gather news and distribute it, via what to a worldwide audience?

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In the civil war in Syria, many news outlets are relying upon the concept of citizen journalists to gather news and distribute it, via:
1. Social media
2. News organisations
to a worldwide audience

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Media as a term relates to what?

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Media as a term relates to communication

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Mass media

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Mass media is the means of communicating to a large number of people at the same time

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Mass media is the means of communicating to a large number of people at the same time.
Examples

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For example:

  1. Television
  2. Newspapers
  3. The internet
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The basic function of media, whatever its format, is the what?

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The basic function of media, whatever its format, is the communication of information to others whether through:
1. News
2. Views
3. Comments
Or,
4. Entertainment
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Whilst a film at the cinema is a form of mass media, it is normally what?

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Whilst a film at the cinema is a form of mass media, it is normally aiming to entertain

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The basic function of media, whatever its format, is the communication of information to others whether through news, views, comments, or entertainment.
Whilst a film at the cinema is a form of mass media, it is normally aiming to entertain, whereas a newspaper covers what?

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Whilst a film at the cinema is a form of mass media, it is normally aiming to entertain, whereas a newspaper covers the range of functions identified

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Whilst a film at the cinema is a form of mass media, it is normally aiming to entertain, whereas a newspaper covers the range of functions identified.
It normally has what?

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A newspaper normally has an editorial line

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Whilst a film at the cinema is a form of mass media, it is normally aiming to entertain, whereas a newspaper covers the range of functions identified.
A newspaper normally has an editorial line.
What is an editorial line?

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An editorial line is a sort of policy viewpoint on major issues

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Whilst a film at the cinema is a form of mass media, it is normally aiming to entertain, whereas a newspaper covers the range of functions identified.
A newspaper normally has an editorial line.
A newspaper may support what?

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A newspaper may support a specific political party at an election

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Television stations in the UK also carry out the same functions as what?

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Television stations in the UK also carry out the same functions as a newspaper

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Television stations in the UK also carry out the same functions as a newspaper, but by law they what?

A

Television stations in the UK also carry out the same functions as a newspaper, but by law they:

  1. Are not allowed to have an editorial position
  2. Have to be politically impartial
22
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When it was established, the BBC also had as one of its functions ‘to educate’ to provide what?

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When it was established, the BBC also had as one of its functions ‘to educate’ to provide programmes on:
1. The radio
2. Television
that educated people about issues, as well as entertaining them

23
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Martha Payne

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Martha Payne was a 9 year old pupil in a Scottish primary school who started a blog about her school dinners

24
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Martha Payne was a 9 year old pupil in a Scottish primary school who started a blog about her school dinners.
What happened to the blog?

A
  1. The blog went viral

2. Within a short period, over 5,000,000 people had visited the site

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Martha Payne was a 9 year old pupil in a Scottish primary school who started a blog about her school dinners.
The blog went viral and within a short period, over 5,000,000 people had visited the site.
The local council tried to stop what?

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The local council tried to stop Martha taking photos of her school dinners

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Martha Payne was a 9 year old pupil in a Scottish primary school who started a blog about her school dinners.
The blog went viral and within a short period, over 5,000,000 people had visited the site.
The local council tried to stop Martha taking photos of her school dinners, but due to public pressure it what?

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The local council tried to stop Martha taking photos of her school dinners, but due to public pressure it changed its mind

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Martha Payne was a 9 year old pupil in a Scottish primary school who started a blog about her school dinners.
The blog went viral and within a short period, over 5,000,000 people had visited the site.
The local council tried to stop Martha taking photos of her school dinners, but due to public pressure it changed its mind.
Martha Payne started a campaign to do what from viewers of her blog?

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Martha Payne started a campaign to raise money for charity from viewers of her blog

28
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Martha Payne started a campaign to raise money for charity from viewers of her blog.
The Mary’s Meals charity has done what as a result?

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The Mary’s Meals charity has raised over £80,000 as a result

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Martha Payne started a campaign to raise money for charity from viewers of her blog.
The Mary’s Meals charity has raised over £80,000 as a result.
What is being built in Malawi with the money raised?

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A school kitchen is being built in Malawi with the money raised

30
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In 2014, Ofcom did what?

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In 2014, Ofcom commissioned a report entitled ‘News Consumption in the UK’

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In 2014, Ofcom commissioned a report entitled ‘News Consumption in the UK.’
The report entitled ‘News Consumption in the UK’ found that what?

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The report entitled ‘News Consumption in the UK’ found that 95% of adults said that they followed the news

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The report entitled ‘News Consumption in the UK’ found that 95% of adults said that they followed the news.
Television was the most used platform with what percentage?

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Television was the most used platform with 75%

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The report entitled ‘News Consumption in the UK’ found that 95% of adults said that they followed the news.
Television was the most used platform with 75%, but 41% now do what?

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Television was the most used platform with 75%, but 41% now use the internet

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The report entitled ‘News Consumption in the UK’ found that 95% of adults said that they followed the news.
Television was the most used platform with 75%, but 41% now use the internet.
This is particularly evident amongst whom?

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This is particularly evident amongst 16 - 34 year olds

35
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The report entitled ‘News Consumption in the UK’ found that 95% of adults said that they followed the news.
Television was the most used platform with 75%, but 41% now use the internet.
This is particularly evident amongst 16 - 34 year olds, where the internet was used by what percentage of that age range?

A

This is particularly evident amongst 16 - 34 year olds, where the internet was used by 60% of that age range

36
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The media plays an important part in all our lives and what?

A

The media plays an important part in all our lives and impacts on our:

  1. Thoughts
  2. Opinions
37
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Whilst people can flick from channel to channel on television, they normally what?

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Whilst people can flick from channel to channel on television, they normally make a choice when reading a newspaper

38
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Whilst people can flick from channel to channel on television, they normally make a choice when reading a newspaper.
In most cases the newspaper has had to be what?

A

In most cases the newspaper has had to be purchased

39
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Whilst people can flick from channel to channel on television, they normally make a choice when reading a newspaper.
In most cases the newspaper has had to be purchased.
In recent years, there has been a decline both in what?

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In recent years, there has been a decline both in the number:

  1. Of newspapers
  2. Their readers
40
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In recent years, there has been a decline both in the number of newspapers and the number of their readers.
Many newspapers, magazines and journals also have what?

A 
Many:
1. Newspapers
2. Magazines
3. Journals
also have online versions
41
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Television stations in the UK also carry out the same functions as a newspaper, but by law they are not allowed to have an editorial position and have to be politically impartial, ensuring what?

A

Television stations in the UK also carry out the same functions as a newspaper, but by law they:

  1. Are not allowed to have an editorial position
  2. Have to be politically impartial, ensuring all parties have access to the station
42
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E-media is all forms of media related to the internet.

The ‘E’ stands for what?

A

The ‘E’ stands for electronic

43
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Martha Payne started a campaign to raise money for charity from viewers of her blog.
The Mary’s Meals charity has raised over £80,000 as a result.
A school kitchen is being built in Malawi with the money raised and is being named after what?

A

A school kitchen is being:

  1. Built in Malawi with the money raised
  2. Named after Martha
44
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In recent years, there has been a decline both in the number of newspapers and the number of their readers.
Many newspapers, magazines and journals also have online versions, which enable them to do what?

A

In recent years, there has been a decline both in the number of newspapers and the number of their readers.
Many:
1. Newspapers
2. Magazines
3. Journals
also have online versions, which enable them to reach a wider audience

45
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Television stations in the UK also carry out the same functions as a newspaper, but by law they are not allowed to have an editorial position and have to be politically impartial, ensuring all parties have access to the station, especially when what?

A

Television stations in the UK also carry out the same functions as a newspaper, but by law they:

  1. Are not allowed to have an editorial position
  2. Have to be politically impartial, ensuring all parties have access to the station, especially when an election is being held

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