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One thing I found interesting of effects of media on individuals can be cognitive, attitudinal, behavioral, or psychological depending on the content. #cppCOM101

Online algorithms choose which ads will pop up on our screens based on the content that we are interested in #cppcom101

More than 1/3rd of people with phones have games on them #cppcom101

NBC, CBS, ABC are the biggest television networks and are the companies around the country which provide programs to the local stations and have been since the start of the television industry #cppcom101

The Internet gave the PR industry a new way to research and to distribute information but also provided a powerful new channel for spreading rumors that developed into a crisis. #cppcom101 #12

3 major functions of public relations: Informing, Persuading, Integrating #cppcom101 #12

Industrialization, colonization, and growth of national transportation networks allowed advertising to become a major industry in the US #cppcom101 #11

A 1978 FTC study found that children between 2 and 11 see around 20,000 commercials a year. New rules have been established that require a balanced diet be shown on advertisements #cppcom101 #11

the 5 basic characteristics that make social media social are: 1. use-created generated content 2. comments 3. tagging 4. social networking 5. customization #cppcom101 #10

As of 2011 video game sales cannot be restricted to minors through the protection of the 1st Amendment #cppcom101 #10

Sesame Street has featured guest stars from a wide range of backgrounds and teaches children about education #cppcom101 #9

NBC, CBS, ABC are the Big Three television networks are the companies around the country which provide programs to the local stations and have been since the start of the television industry #cppcom101 #9

There is a constant debate over how much influence the movies have over young viewers. Some critics have suggested that movies could be responsible for moral decay. #cppcom101 #8

the first moving picture, which was a 37 second film called Blacksmith Scene was demonstrated to the public in May 1893 #cppcom101 #8

ch 5 images and other physical expectations seen in magazines is an example of some of the theories, sometimes we are blind to how these things might affect us and how we see ourselves. #cppcom101

ch 4 the way the printing press developed and the difference of how it is used now says a lot about how our society has changed #cppcom101

ch 3 most media companies are owned by the same people which explains why the same things are covered by the press, which limits our knowledge and the information we get, we only see what they want us to. #cppcom101

ch 13 there are 4 basic forms of invasion of privacy: intrusion, embarrassment, false light and misappropriation. We can see various examples of this throughout the press, especially wih celebrities and paparazzi. #cppcom101

ch 2 Despite what others might think, there are multiple theories that prove that some of the medias most important and changing effects reach society as a whole rather than multiple people individually #cppcom101

the 1920s 1930s 1940s have come to be know as the golden age of radio because radio was the mass media that served as the primary entertainment in the typical US household #cppcom101 #7

Week 8, everyone, give it up for week 8! #cppcom101

Shows like Daredevil premiere on Netflix to allow Marvel to appeal to more niche markets. #cppcom101

Elvis followed his creative instinct, despite the initial backlash. #cppcom101

Jaws is credited with creating the modern blockbuster. It's also my favorite film of all time. Just throwin' that in. #cppcom101

Memes go viral because of a combination of humor, relatability, and recognizability. #cppcom101

Studios often filmed in California for the affordable land and screen worthy terrain. #cppcom101

New formats of entertainment, like YouTube, are breaking down the walls between audience and performer. #cppcom101

There are multiple theories about the deeper meaning of the Shining, each based on the individual viewer's interpretation. #cppcom101

These are some shady techniques that are used to avoid reporters and certain questions. #cppCOM101

Computers are the most popular place for older users to play video games; consoles are more common among younger players #computergames #cppcom101

From page 253, ch. 10: "Today's average mobile phone is more powerful than the computers that sent astronauts to the moon in 1969." Always impressed by how far we've advanced in technology. #cppcom101

Ch. 4: Ten Steps in the Book Publishing Process #cppcom101

Barnes & Noble revenue totaled to 6.1 billion in 2015 #cppcom101

Net neutrality can’t come to the phone right now, why? #cppcom101

Early 1900's: Silent film Era 1930's & 1940's: Studio Era Late 1970's - Today: Blockbuster Era #cppcom101

Viacom and CBS split back in 2015 but are mostly managed by the same people #cppcom101

Motown Records was a black owned business that brought R&B to a larger audience #cppCOM101

Muckraking: digging up dirt without stopping to see the good things in the world #cppcom101

Not just Target, actually. I'm pretty sure my notes from that lecture attracted these ads. #cppcom101

Breaking the ground and cutting the ribbon are examples of Pseudo events. #cppCOM101