MATCHING -Fragmentation

Multiple Choice

MATCHING
-fragmentation

A) process that shapes both what and how we know
B) historical period characterized by the rise of informationalism
C) splintering of audiences into highly specialized taste cultures
D) an 'optic' or way of seeing, explaining, and interpreting
E) 'middle', or that which comes between two things
F) the generation by models of a real without origin or reality
G) tendency of media to share a common, integrated platform
H) set of forces that threaten the autonomy of the nation-state
I) technologies that reach a large, distant, anonymous audience
J) capacity of an object to be moved from place to place with ease