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What does PEGI stand for?

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Pan-European Game Information

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What does BBFC stand for?

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British Board of film classification

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What does ASA stand for

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Advertising Standards authority

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What does Ofcom stand for?

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Office of Communications

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What is Defamation?

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Damaging someone’s reputation or character

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What is libel?

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Publishing false statements
{part of defamation}

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What is Slander?

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Saying false statements
{part of defamation}

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What is Data protection?

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Rights of data subject for personal data

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What are data subjects?

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Peoples who information is stored by a company

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When were the data protection acts produced?

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1998 & 2018

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What is harassment?

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Being intimidating or aggressive towards a data subject or photography subject

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What does the Human Rights Act (1998) say about privacy?

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“Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence”

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What are physical platforms?

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the different types of devices that we use to view media products.

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State 2 examples of physical platforms

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-computers
- interactive TVs
-Kiosks
-Mobile Devices

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What do we mean when we’re referring to ‘computer’?

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To desktop and laptop personal computers

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What ways that we can access media on computers?

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through websites we visit
Software we’ve installed
Storage media e.g DVD & USB

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What media products can we access using computers?

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Films & TV
Video Games
Music
Digital Publishing

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Why is robust performance an advantage of computers?

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Faster loading times
Smoother playback of high-quality media

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How do computers provide a better user experience?

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Larger screen and Higher resolutions
- more immersive and enjoyable experience

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Why is versatile compatibility an advantage of computers?

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Support a range of distribution methods
- online streaming , USBs, Blu-ray

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Why is limited portability a disadvantage of computers?

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less convenient to carry around
Harder to access creative content on the go

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What is a monetary disadvantage associated with computers?

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Higher cost than other devices

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Why is hardware variety a disadvantage of computers?

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Catering to a wide range of hardware specifications
Optimising content for different devices

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What do interactive TVs allow us to do?

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Install apps
Use interactive menus to browse media content

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Which media products can be accessed through interactive TVs?
Film & TV (Can be used) Video Games & Radio
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How do interactive TVs provide an immersive experience?
Large, high-resolution screens Quality audio
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How do smart TVs reach a wider audience?
Commonly found in households
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Why is Easy Navigation an advantage of interactive TVs?
Intuitive interfaces Remote controls Simple for users to interact with the content
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What platform restrictions might interactive TVs face?
Specific app requirements Compatibility limitations
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Why is development complexity a disadvantage of Interactive TVs?
additional resources and expertise Due to unique format and user experience
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Why is lower interactivity a disadvantage of interactive TVs?
less interactivity compared to other devices Limit engagement possibilities
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What are kiosks?
Hardware that allows consumers to interact with a screen for various purposes
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What might you use kiosks for?
Purchasing Viewing content Accessing infrastructure
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Where might you find a kiosk?
Museums Public transport hubs Fast food restaurants
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Why is increased exposure an advantage of kiosks?
increased access Showcase to a wider audience
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Why are kiosks commonly located in public places?
to provide a convenient way to access creative products
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How to kiosks provide an improved customer experience?
Simple & Easy to use
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Why is portability a disadvantage of kiosk?
usually fixed in specific physical locations and are not portable
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Why do kiosks have a limited reach?
Access is limited to those who use then in public places
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Why is upkeep a disadvantage of kiosks?
Time-consuming and costly
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What is considered a mobile device?
Smartphones Tablets
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What do mobile devices provide?
an accessible way first consumers to view content on yhe go
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What media products can you access on a mobile device?
Films & TV Video games Music
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Why is wide reach an advantage of mobile devices?
Powerful distribution channel that can reach a large audience
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Why is convenience an advantage of mobile devices?
access purchase creative products from anywhere, at any time.
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Why is cost an advantage of mobile devices?
Cost-effective distribution compared to physical distribution channels
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Why is screen size a disadvantage of mobile devices?
limited screen size, limits the creative expression of the product and potentially impact the customer experience.
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What are the technical limitations of mobile devices ?
Power Memory Storage
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What do technical limitations on mobile devices effect?
Quality Functionality
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Why might creative media businesses face competition on mobile devices?
Large number of apps available Difficult to stand out
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What is Online Media?
Media products can be created for viewing and use online
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What is included in Online Media?
Apps Web Multimedia
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What are apps?
Software programs designed to run on specific devices
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What media products can be accessed through apps?
Film & TV E-books Music Social Media
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Why is on-the-go access an advantage of apps?
Offer instant access anytime, anywhere
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Why is being mobile specific an advantage of apps
Built for mobile hardware and use common features like GPS & Push Notifications
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How do apps reach a large audience?
almost everyone has a smartphone device capable of installing apps
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How is compatibility a disadvantage of Apps?
Ensuring app work on different devices and operating systems can be challenging
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Why is user acquisition a disadvantage for Apps?
convincing user to download apps amid countless alternatives
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What are some privacy concerns for Apps?
collect personal data including viewing habits and personal information
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What is Web(Website) media?
content that can be accessed through a web browser on any device connected to the Internet
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What can web media include?
Blogs Business websites Social Media websites
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How do websites provide easy access?
allows content to be available worldwide, 24/7, without barriers
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How is Web media cost-efficient?
Online distribution is cheaper compared to physical stores or traditional media channels
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How does Web Media provide direct connection?
Interact with audience Real-time feedback on your work
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Why is there high competition for Web media?
Lots of content online Hard to stand out and get noticed
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What is a risk with sharing content using Web Media?
piracy Work can be easy copied or shared without permission
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What is a disadvantage concerning the internet for Web Media?
Users must have an internet connection to access this content
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What is a multimedia platform?
a digital service or tool that allows creators to upload, share, and distribute various types of media content
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Why are diverse formats an advantage of multimedia?
Support various content types, increasing your creative options
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Why is a built-in audience and advantage of multimedia?
Boost content’s visibility and reach
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How do network opportunities provide an advantage for multimedia?
Collaborating with other creators can grow your audience and improve your skills
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Why is platform dependency a disadvantage of multimedia?
Change in platform policies or algorithms can negatively affect content visibility and reach
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Why are content restrictions a disadvantage of multimedia?
You may need to follow specific guidelines or face censorship, limiting your creative freedom
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Why is it difficult to get discovered on multimedia platforms?
The cast amount of content means it can be challenging for users to discover your work amidst the competition
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What is physical media?
physical methods we use to store and distribute our media products
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What are examples pf physical media?
- CD/DVD - Memory Stick - Paper-Based
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What are CDs/DVDs?
optical disks used to access digital content
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What are the advantages of CD/DVD and why?
- Physical Distribution (costumers who prefer physical products or no access to reliable - Tangible Ownership (offers experience you can keep and collect) - Cost-Effective (cheap to produce in bulk)
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What are the disadvantages of CD/DVD and why?
- Declining Popularity (many people no longer have a CD/DVD player) - Limited Distribution (require physical production and shipping) - Physical Damage (susceptible to physical damage and scratches, impacting quality and playability)
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What are Memory Sticks?
Small USB storage devices that we can use to transfer data from device to device
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What are the advantages of Memory sticks and why?
- Portability (convenient and accessible distribution channel) - Offline Access (reliable even with limited internet access) - Large Storage Capacity (distributing large files or collections)
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What are the disadvantages of Memory Sticks and why?
- Vulnerable to Loss or Damage (small and can be easily misplaced or damaged) - Requires Compatible Device (requires a device with a USB port) - Data Corruption (susceptible to data corruption and file loss)
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Why is Paper-based media still used?
One of the most reliable forms of media
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What could be included in Paper-based media?
- Physical Books - Magazines - Printed Photography - Artworks
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What are the advantages of Paper-based media and why?
- Tangible Experience (tactile and unique brand experience) - Low-Cost Distribution (compared to digital or physical products) - Enhanced Print Quality (compared to digital or screen-based distribution)
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What are the disadvantages of Paper-Based media and why?
- Limited Functionality (can limit creative expression and customer experience) - Limited Reach (distribution through traditional mail or in person distribution channels) - Vulnerable to Damage (susceptible to damage from water,moisture and physical wear and tear)

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