CS101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Toothpaste, Reception Theory, Apple Inc.
15 Oct 2013
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Canada was in the top ten of press readings. Press freedom goes down: you don"t know what"s going on in the world around you. We have less access then what was used to. Social media: being social while using social media. Television was social media, everyone would sit around a tv together and talk. Regionalism: different in every province, different rules, policies, funding, etc. Example: going to a bar and feeling like you don"t belong there. Tv show you don"t like is play, surrounding, etc people who watch hockey are not the kind of people watching a tv romance. People fill out the surveys and tell them what they watch. Cbc wants to know what we are watching. Age: depending on our age, reflects on what we watch. The direct effects model, also known as the injection model (i say something your mind changes). However, a lot of us reject these things, we have the ability so reject it.
