Deck 17: General Questions Covering the Entire Text

Question 1

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Advertising measure
B.Prior restraint
C.Film as free expression
D.Newspaper ownership
E.Libel standard
Censorship

Answer 1

B

Question 2

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Yellow journalism
B.Ludlow miners' strike
C.Torches of freedom
D.United Artists
E.Stunt or investigative journalism
Mary Pickford

Answer 2

D

Question 3

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Longer electromagnetic wavelengths
B.Satellites
C.Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths
D.Armstrong commits suicide
E.Real-time computer messages
F.War of the Worlds
G.Now WNBC
H.Government-sanctioned monopoly
I.CBS
J.Algorithmic search engine
K.Online audio files
L.Web browser
M.Printing press
N.ISP
AOL

Answer 3

N

Question 4

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Longer electromagnetic wavelengths
B.Satellites
C.Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths
D.Armstrong commits suicide
E.Real-time computer messages
F.War of the Worlds
G.Now WNBC
H.Government-sanctioned monopoly
I.CBS
J.Algorithmic search engine
K.Online audio files
L.Web browser
M.Printing press
N.ISP
Arthur C.Clarke

Question 5

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Longer electromagnetic wavelengths
B.Satellites
C.Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths
D.Armstrong commits suicide
E.Real-time computer messages
F.War of the Worlds
G.Now WNBC
H.Government-sanctioned monopoly
I.CBS
J.Algorithmic search engine
K.Online audio files
L.Web browser
M.Printing press
N.ISP
Mosaic

Question 6

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Longer electromagnetic wavelengths
B.Satellites
C.Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths
D.Armstrong commits suicide
E.Real-time computer messages
F.War of the Worlds
G.Now WNBC
H.Government-sanctioned monopoly
I.CBS
J.Algorithmic search engine
K.Online audio files
L.Web browser
M.Printing press
N.ISP
IM

Question 7

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Advertising measure
B.Prior restraint
C.Film as free expression
D.Newspaper ownership
E.Libel standard
VALS

Question 8

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Longer electromagnetic wavelengths
B.Satellites
C.Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths
D.Armstrong commits suicide
E.Real-time computer messages
F.War of the Worlds
G.Now WNBC
H.Government-sanctioned monopoly
I.CBS
J.Algorithmic search engine
K.Online audio files
L.Web browser
M.Printing press
N.ISP
January 31, 1954

Question 9

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Longer electromagnetic wavelengths
B.Satellites
C.Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths
D.Armstrong commits suicide
E.Real-time computer messages
F.War of the Worlds
G.Now WNBC
H.Government-sanctioned monopoly
I.CBS
J.Algorithmic search engine
K.Online audio files
L.Web browser
M.Printing press
N.ISP
Fifteenth century

Question 10

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Longer electromagnetic wavelengths
B.Satellites
C.Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths
D.Armstrong commits suicide
E.Real-time computer messages
F.War of the Worlds
G.Now WNBC
H.Government-sanctioned monopoly
I.CBS
J.Algorithmic search engine
K.Online audio files
L.Web browser
M.Printing press
N.ISP
Google

Question 11

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Yellow journalism
B.Ludlow miners' strike
C.Torches of freedom
D.United Artists
E.Stunt or investigative journalism
Nellie Bly

Question 12

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Yellow journalism
B.Ludlow miners' strike
C.Torches of freedom
D.United Artists
E.Stunt or investigative journalism
William Randolph Hearst

Question 13

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Advertising measure
B.Prior restraint
C.Film as free expression
D.Newspaper ownership
E.Libel standard
Burstyn v.Wilson

Question 14

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Advertising measure
B.Prior restraint
C.Film as free expression
D.Newspaper ownership
E.Libel standard
New York Times v.Sullivan

Question 15

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Longer electromagnetic wavelengths
B.Satellites
C.Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths
D.Armstrong commits suicide
E.Real-time computer messages
F.War of the Worlds
G.Now WNBC
H.Government-sanctioned monopoly
I.CBS
J.Algorithmic search engine
K.Online audio files
L.Web browser
M.Printing press
N.ISP
October 30, 1938

Question 16

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Advertising measure
B.Prior restraint
C.Film as free expression
D.Newspaper ownership
E.Libel standard
JOA

Question 17

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Longer electromagnetic wavelengths
B.Satellites
C.Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths
D.Armstrong commits suicide
E.Real-time computer messages
F.War of the Worlds
G.Now WNBC
H.Government-sanctioned monopoly
I.CBS
J.Algorithmic search engine
K.Online audio files
L.Web browser
M.Printing press
N.ISP
FM radio band

Question 18

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Longer electromagnetic wavelengths
B.Satellites
C.Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths
D.Armstrong commits suicide
E.Real-time computer messages
F.War of the Worlds
G.Now WNBC
H.Government-sanctioned monopoly
I.CBS
J.Algorithmic search engine
K.Online audio files
L.Web browser
M.Printing press
N.ISP
AM radio band

Question 19

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Yellow journalism
B.Ludlow miners' strike
C.Torches of freedom
D.United Artists
E.Stunt or investigative journalism
Ivy Lee

Question 20

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Yellow journalism
B.Ludlow miners' strike
C.Torches of freedom
D.United Artists
E.Stunt or investigative journalism
Edward Bernays

Question 21

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Kinetoscope
B.Iconoscope
C.Electronic television
D.The Jazz Singer
E.CBS news anchor
F.Twenty-One
G.Birth of a Nation
H.Shaft
I.Oldboy
J.Lost in Translation
K.DBS
Sofia Coppola

Question 22

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Saturday Evening Post
B.Pentagon Papers
C.Washington Post
D.McClure's
E.Collier's
F."The Yellow Kid"
G.North Star
H.Martin Chuzzlewit
I."Stop! In the Name of Love"
J.New-York Weekly Journal
K.File-sharing
L.New York World
Bob Woodward

Question 23

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Kinetoscope
B.Iconoscope
C.Electronic television
D.The Jazz Singer
E.CBS news anchor
F.Twenty-One
G.Birth of a Nation
H.Shaft
I.Oldboy
J.Lost in Translation
K.DBS
Philo Farnsworth

Question 24

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Kinetoscope
B.Iconoscope
C.Electronic television
D.The Jazz Singer
E.CBS news anchor
F.Twenty-One
G.Birth of a Nation
H.Shaft
I.Oldboy
J.Lost in Translation
K.DBS
D.W.Griffith

Question 25

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Kinetoscope
B.Iconoscope
C.Electronic television
D.The Jazz Singer
E.CBS news anchor
F.Twenty-One
G.Birth of a Nation
H.Shaft
I.Oldboy
J.Lost in Translation
K.DBS
Vladimir Zworykin

Question 26

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Kinetoscope
B.Iconoscope
C.Electronic television
D.The Jazz Singer
E.CBS news anchor
F.Twenty-One
G.Birth of a Nation
H.Shaft
I.Oldboy
J.Lost in Translation
K.DBS
Katie Couric

Question 27

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Saturday Evening Post
B.Pentagon Papers
C.Washington Post
D.McClure's
E.Collier's
F."The Yellow Kid"
G.North Star
H.Martin Chuzzlewit
I."Stop! In the Name of Love"
J.New-York Weekly Journal
K.File-sharing
L.New York World
Ida Tarbell

Question 28

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Kinetoscope
B.Iconoscope
C.Electronic television
D.The Jazz Singer
E.CBS news anchor
F.Twenty-One
G.Birth of a Nation
H.Shaft
I.Oldboy
J.Lost in Translation
K.DBS
Spike Lee

Question 29

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Longer electromagnetic wavelengths
B.Satellites
C.Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths
D.Armstrong commits suicide
E.Real-time computer messages
F.War of the Worlds
G.Now WNBC
H.Government-sanctioned monopoly
I.CBS
J.Algorithmic search engine
K.Online audio files
L.Web browser
M.Printing press
N.ISP
Podcasting

Question 30

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Kinetoscope
B.Iconoscope
C.Electronic television
D.The Jazz Singer
E.CBS news anchor
F.Twenty-One
G.Birth of a Nation
H.Shaft
I.Oldboy
J.Lost in Translation
K.DBS
Al Jolson

Question 31

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Longer electromagnetic wavelengths
B.Satellites
C.Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths
D.Armstrong commits suicide
E.Real-time computer messages
F.War of the Worlds
G.Now WNBC
H.Government-sanctioned monopoly
I.CBS
J.Algorithmic search engine
K.Online audio files
L.Web browser
M.Printing press
N.ISP
RCA

Question 32

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Saturday Evening Post
B.Pentagon Papers
C.Washington Post
D.McClure's
E.Collier's
F."The Yellow Kid"
G.North Star
H.Martin Chuzzlewit
I."Stop! In the Name of Love"
J.New-York Weekly Journal
K.File-sharing
L.New York World
Norman Rockwell

Question 33

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Kinetoscope
B.Iconoscope
C.Electronic television
D.The Jazz Singer
E.CBS news anchor
F.Twenty-One
G.Birth of a Nation
H.Shaft
I.Oldboy
J.Lost in Translation
K.DBS
Gordon Parks

Question 34

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Longer electromagnetic wavelengths
B.Satellites
C.Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths
D.Armstrong commits suicide
E.Real-time computer messages
F.War of the Worlds
G.Now WNBC
H.Government-sanctioned monopoly
I.CBS
J.Algorithmic search engine
K.Online audio files
L.Web browser
M.Printing press
N.ISP
William S.Paley

Question 35

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Kinetoscope
B.Iconoscope
C.Electronic television
D.The Jazz Singer
E.CBS news anchor
F.Twenty-One
G.Birth of a Nation
H.Shaft
I.Oldboy
J.Lost in Translation
K.DBS
DirecTV

Question 36

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Saturday Evening Post
B.Pentagon Papers
C.Washington Post
D.McClure's
E.Collier's
F."The Yellow Kid"
G.North Star
H.Martin Chuzzlewit
I."Stop! In the Name of Love"
J.New-York Weekly Journal
K.File-sharing
L.New York World
"The Great American Fraud"

Question 37

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Kinetoscope
B.Iconoscope
C.Electronic television
D.The Jazz Singer
E.CBS news anchor
F.Twenty-One
G.Birth of a Nation
H.Shaft
I.Oldboy
J.Lost in Translation
K.DBS
William Kennedy Dickson

Question 38

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Saturday Evening Post
B.Pentagon Papers
C.Washington Post
D.McClure's
E.Collier's
F."The Yellow Kid"
G.North Star
H.Martin Chuzzlewit
I."Stop! In the Name of Love"
J.New-York Weekly Journal
K.File-sharing
L.New York World
Daniel Ellsberg

Question 39

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each)
A.Longer electromagnetic wavelengths
B.Satellites
C.Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths
D.Armstrong commits suicide
E.Real-time computer messages
F.War of the Worlds
G.Now WNBC
H.Government-sanctioned monopoly
I.CBS
J.Algorithmic search engine
K.Online audio files
L.Web browser
M.Printing press
N.ISP
WEAF

Question 40

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Kinetoscope
B.Iconoscope
C.Electronic television
D.The Jazz Singer
E.CBS news anchor
F.Twenty-One
G.Birth of a Nation
H.Shaft
I.Oldboy
J.Lost in Translation
K.DBS
Charles Van Doren

Question 41

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Saturday Evening Post
B.Pentagon Papers
C.Washington Post
D.McClure's
E.Collier's
F."The Yellow Kid"
G.North Star
H.Martin Chuzzlewit
I."Stop! In the Name of Love"
J.New-York Weekly Journal
K.File-sharing
L.New York World
The Supremes

Question 42

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
Edward Bernays

Question 43

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
John D.Rockefeller

Question 44

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
David Sarnoff

Question 45

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
Demographics

Question 46

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
Walter Lippmann

Question 47

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
Burson-Marsteller

Question 48

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
Payne Fund Studies

Question 49

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
Harold Lasswell

Question 50

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
VALS

Question 51

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Saturday Evening Post
B.Pentagon Papers
C.Washington Post
D.McClure's
E.Collier's
F."The Yellow Kid"
G.North Star
H.Martin Chuzzlewit
I."Stop! In the Name of Love"
J.New-York Weekly Journal
K.File-sharing
L.New York World
Napster

Question 52

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Saturday Evening Post
B.Pentagon Papers
C.Washington Post
D.McClure's
E.Collier's
F."The Yellow Kid"
G.North Star
H.Martin Chuzzlewit
I."Stop! In the Name of Love"
J.New-York Weekly Journal
K.File-sharing
L.New York World
Nellie Bly

Question 53

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Saturday Evening Post
B.Pentagon Papers
C.Washington Post
D.McClure's
E.Collier's
F."The Yellow Kid"
G.North Star
H.Martin Chuzzlewit
I."Stop! In the Name of Love"
J.New-York Weekly Journal
K.File-sharing
L.New York World
Frederick Douglass

Question 54

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Saturday Evening Post
B.Pentagon Papers
C.Washington Post
D.McClure's
E.Collier's
F."The Yellow Kid"
G.North Star
H.Martin Chuzzlewit
I."Stop! In the Name of Love"
J.New-York Weekly Journal
K.File-sharing
L.New York World
John Peter Zenger

Question 55

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Saturday Evening Post
B.Pentagon Papers
C.Washington Post
D.McClure's
E.Collier's
F."The Yellow Kid"
G.North Star
H.Martin Chuzzlewit
I."Stop! In the Name of Love"
J.New-York Weekly Journal
K.File-sharing
L.New York World
R.F.Outcault

Question 56

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
Daniel Boorstin

Question 57

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
Hill & Knowlton

Question 58

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
Nellie Bly

Question 59

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
Coca-Cola

Question 60

Use the following to answer questions:
For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Saturday Evening Post
B.Pentagon Papers
C.Washington Post
D.McClure's
E.Collier's
F."The Yellow Kid"
G.North Star
H.Martin Chuzzlewit
I."Stop! In the Name of Love"
J.New-York Weekly Journal
K.File-sharing
L.New York World
Charles Dickens

Question 61

Use the following to answer questions:
Respond to any one of the following three options.Draw on everything you have learned this semester to write a definitive summary statement.(Hint: Discuss more than one medium.) Please write a coherent essay on just one side of this page, and circle which option you are answering.
Would the overall trend of mass media over the past century indicate a greater variety of voices being heard, or less variety? Describe what you see as the general trend, and give specific examples to support your conclusion.

Question 62

Use the following to answer questions:
Respond to any one of the following three options.Draw on everything you have learned this semester to write a definitive summary statement.(Hint: Discuss more than one medium.) Please write a coherent essay on just one side of this page, and circle which option you are answering.
What are the qualities of the kind of journalism you would like to see? In what ways are current news sources fulfilling or falling short of those expectations? Give specific examples.

Question 63

Use the following to answer questions:
Respond to any one of the following three options.Draw on everything you have learned this semester to write a definitive summary statement.(Hint: Discuss more than one medium.) Please write a coherent essay on just one side of this page, and circle which option you are answering.
Older media forms have a history of adapting and surviving when a new mass media technology emerges, such as radio to television.In what ways are predigital mass media adapting to the Internet? Is this adaptation fundamentally the same as what has happened in the past, or is it significantly different? Be sure to give examples from at least two different forms of mass media.

Question 64

Use the following to answer questions:
Respond to any one of the following three options.Draw on everything you have learned this semester to write a definitive summary statement.(Hint: Discuss more than one medium.) Please write a coherent essay on just one side of this page, and circle which option you are answering.
The textbook suggests that every form of mass media is subject to ownership convergence.Should we be troubled by this trend? In what ways is it good or bad?

Question 65

Use the following to answer questions:
Respond to any one of the following three options.Draw on everything you have learned this semester to write a definitive summary statement.(Hint: Discuss more than one medium.) Please write a coherent essay on just one side of this page, and circle which option you are answering.
What do you consider the three most important problems facing media and society today? What solutions would you propose? Give both specific and general ideas.

Question 66

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Respond to any one of the following three options.Draw on everything you have learned this semester to write a definitive summary statement.(Hint: Discuss more than one medium.) Please write a coherent essay on just one side of this page, and circle which option you are answering.
Would society benefit from tighter government regulations on media ownership (such as those that were in place before the Telecommunications Act of 1996) or would it be better to continue on the current course of deregulation? Give specific examples of how your position might be better for society.

Question 67

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Respond to any one of the following three options.Draw on everything you have learned this semester to write a definitive summary statement.(Hint: Discuss more than one medium.) Please write a coherent essay on just one side of this page, and circle which option you are answering.
What is the role of free speech in a democratic society? Should there be limits on free speech? Should commercial speech share the same protections as private speech? Give examples of how free speech is used, and examples of cases in which you think a limit on free speech might have been a good thing or incidents when speech limits hurt democracy.

Question 68

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Respond to any one of the following three options.Draw on everything you have learned this semester to write a definitive summary statement.(Hint: Discuss more than one medium.) Please write a coherent essay on just one side of this page, and circle which option you are answering.
Write a proposal to reform our media system in order to help it deepen and enhance democracy in this country and globally.Give both specific and general ideas.

Question 69

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For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
Define any six of the following eleven concepts in one complete sentence each (four points each).
Blockbuster
MPAA Ratings
Disassociation corollary
Fairness Doctrine
MMORPGs
Manuscript culture
Nickelodeons
Oligopoly
Satellite television
Shield laws
Sixth Amendment versus First Amendment

Question 70

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For each number under General Questions, fill in a letter.Matching Section (one point each
A.Income
B.Divides consumers into types
C.Propaganda Technique in the World War
D."The real thing"
E.Investigative journalism pioneer
F.Public Opinion
G.Former president Richard Nixon
H.Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I.United Arab Emirates
J.NBC
K.Pseudo-event
L.Crystallizing Public Opinion
M.Galvanometers
Define any six of the following eight concepts in one complete sentence each (three points each).
Content analysis
Copyright
Gameplay
ISP
Must-carry rules
Prime time
Public domain
Pentagon Papers

Question 71

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Respond to any one of the following three options.Draw on everything you have learned this semester to write a definitive summary statement.(Hint: Discuss more than one medium.) Please write a coherent essay on just one side of this page, and circle which option you are answering.
What is the role of advertising in a democratic society? What are the social costs of our commercial model of media? Give both specifics and general ideas.