THE EVOLUTION OF TRADITIONAL MEDIA TO NEW MEDIA Flashcards

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What does the term prehistoric refer to?

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The time before the existence of written or recorded history.

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How long ago did the prehistoric age occur according to archaeologists?

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Approximately 4.5 million years ago or 30,000 years ago.

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Into how many periods is the prehistoric age divided?

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Two periods: the Stone Age and the Metal Age.

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What skills did prehistoric men acquire related to tools?

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Sharpening tools and using them for hunting and carving stones.

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What types of rock art are associated with the Stone Age?

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  • Petroglyphs
  • Pictographs
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What are petroglyphs?

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Carvings in rocks.

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What do pictographs represent?

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Words or phrases through images or symbols.

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What is megalithic art?

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The process of arranging or stacking stones or big rocks for a certain purpose.

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What characterizes an industrial city?

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A place where several factories are located or built.

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When did the Industrial Age begin?

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In the 18th century in Great Britain.

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What significant change occurred in technology during the Industrial Age?

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Shift from using hand tools to operating power-driven machines.

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What concept was introduced during the Industrial Age that increased the demand for machines?

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Mass production or manufacturing of goods in large quantities.

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How did the invention of the steam press affect newspapers?

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Made printing faster, cheaper, and easier.

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What invention improved communication during the Industrial Age?

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The telegraph.

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What is a telegraph?

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A system used for transmitting messages from a distance along a wire.

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Who patented the first commercial telegraph and in what year?

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William Cooke and Charles Wheatstone in 1837.

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What marked the beginning of the Electronic Age?

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The advent of electronic equipment with components like sensors and microchips.

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What is the Information Age also known as?

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The Computer Age or the New Age.

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What does the Information Age provide in terms of gadgets and devices?

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Functional and comfortable solutions with endless possibilities.

20
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True or False: Traditional media has become completely obsolete due to new media.

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Why is traditional media still valuable?

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It has a wider reach and market.

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What is Media Richness Theory?

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A theory assessing the richness or multifunction capabilities of communication means.

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What does Information Processing Theory suggest?

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Humans process the information they receive instead of merely responding to stimuli.

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What does Contingency Theory argue?

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The influence of technology and other variables in organizations.

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Who proposed Media Naturalness Theory?
Nereu "Nod Kock".
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What is the main premise of Media Naturalness Theory?
Face-to-face communication is the most natural method.
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What does Media Synchronization Theory emphasize?
Communication is better when all parties are present and available in real-time.
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What are the two processes involved in communication according to Media Synchronization Theory?
* Conveyance * Convergence
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What does Channel Expansion Theory suggest?
An individual chooses a type of media based on experience and the topic of conversation.