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COMM 330- Midterm Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam ( 26 pages long!)
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1978 fcc reallocates tv channels for cellular. Gsm - global system for mobile communication. 1956 consent decree forced at&t to license patents. 1984 a
View DocumentCOMM 330 Study Guide - Final Guide: Fairness Doctrine, Net Neutrality, Narrowcasting
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Survey history, growth and structure of technological systems underpinning media landscape. Asynchronous communication = time shifting, distributed acr
View DocumentCOMM 330 Study Guide - Final Guide: National Information Infrastructure, National Research And Education Network, Narrowcasting
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Projects agency network when the internet was originally developed to continue weapons research at livermore. A computer network using tcp/ip to transm
View DocumentCOMM 330 Lecture Notes - Lecture 17: Sherman Antitrust Act, Bell System, Packet Switching
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1978 fcc reallocates tv channels for cellular. Gsm - global system for mobile communication. 1956 consent decree forced at&t to license patents. 1984 a
View DocumentCOMM 330 Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: Internet Engineering Task Force, Xerox Alto, Hypercard
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Every net citizen is a publisher as well as a consumer of information. (rheingold, 1997) Birth/growth of computers and internet linked to military comp
View DocumentCOMM 330 Lecture Notes - Lecture 17: Nbcuniversal, Some Cities, Pay Television
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1925 jenkins (usa)/logie baird (uk) first transmission. Tv spectrum: tv channels are arranged so that each is 6 mhz wide. Fm radio is tucked in between
View DocumentCOMM 330 Lecture Notes - Lecture 16: Frequency, Radio Spectrum, Sine Wave
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How radio tech changes impact the radio industry. New technologies impact on ownership patterns and control. 1905 fessenden invents continuous wave voi
View DocumentCOMM 330 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Columbia Journalism Review, Asynchronous Communication, New Media
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Story time in an age of new media. Video about it"s a book by lane smith. What does this book say about new media: interconnectivity between digital me
View DocumentCOMM 330 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Cultural Imperialism, Westphalian Sovereignty, Remote Sensing
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Lots of information flow that us is not even apart of. Media black-out leads demonstrators to old school media (fax & dial-up modems) An interconnected
View DocumentCOMM 330 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Media Regulation, Technological Determinism, Narrowcasting
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Last student presentation from thursday iphone cameras kills digital markets with single shot. A promise to streamline things for the everyday man . Me
View DocumentCOMM 350 Study Guide - Comprehensive Midterm Guide: False Consciousness, Impression Management, Mass Society
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Theory provides insights into how various ideas & relationship impact upon society. Analyzing complex ideas learn to apply the to everyday media events
View Document[COMM 325] - Midterm Exam Guide - Ultimate 85 pages long Study Guide!
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Symbolic process in which communication try to convince other people to change their own attitudes or behaviors regarding an issues through the transmi
View DocumentCOMM 350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Gulf War, Simulacrum, Hyperreality
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Apply media theory to specific case study and reflect on how would be interpreted in light of theory. Baudrillard idea of simulation: the gulf war did
View DocumentCOMM 350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Womanism, Semiotics, Femininity
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Communication is systematically distorted through language and cultural frames: semiotics study of signs and symbols. Media texts contains signs/symbol
View DocumentCOMM 350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Richard Hoggart, Post-Structuralism, Semiotics
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University of birmingham uk (1964 to 2002: center for contemporary cultural studies (cccs) Innovative methods: interviews and focus groups with ordinar
View DocumentCOMM 350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: David Gauntlett, Edward S. Herman, Manufacturing Consent
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COMM 350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Frankfurt School, Max Horkheimer, Culture Industry
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To media conglomerates: disney, time warner/comcast, newscorp/21st century fox. Political economy examines how media ownership and control influences m
View DocumentCOMM 350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Eric A. Havelock, Culture Theory, Frankfurt School
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Theoretical approaches: mass culture theory, media effects, media. Schools of theory: propaganda studies, toronto school, frankfurt school. Compare & c
View DocumentCOMM 350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Bell Hooks, Pseudoscience, Edward Said
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Race as a social sorter, biological distinction: racism develops by pseudo-scientific doctrines of biological difference. Race & ethnicity as represent
View DocumentCOMM 350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Symbolic Interactionism, False Hero, Media Studies
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Encoding (creating text) & decoding (audience reading) are limited by social and communication conventions: communication is systematically distorted.
View DocumentCOMM 350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Single-Bullet Theory, Culture Theory, Influence Of Mass Media
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Compare and contrast: mass culture theory 1. 0 vs mass. Core ideas/values: mc1: concern for elite culture shaping development of civilization, mc2: con
View DocumentCOMM 350 Study Guide - Final Guide: Feminist Media Studies, Prosumer, Hyperreality
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Social network analysis: is an approach and set of techniques used to study the exchange of resources among actors such as individuals, groups, or orga
View DocumentCOMM 350 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Cultural Studies, Frankfurt School, Media Create
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Theoretical approaches: mass culture theory, media effects, medium theory, Schools of theory: propaganda studies, toronto school, frankfurt school, Med
View DocumentCOMM 350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Public Sphere, Frankfurt School, Mass Society
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Background/history: who drafted this theory, key theoretical approach, why/what purpose. Analysis of reading: key arguments and ideas about theory. Bri
View DocumentCOMM 350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Clay Shirky, Media Space, Prosumer
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New media as contrast with older, mass media. Old media: media space as static space, linear form dominant, window provide window on the world. New med
View DocumentCOMM 350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Frankfurt School, Cultivation Theory, Mass Media
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Theory provides insights into how various ideas & relationship impact upon society. Analyzing complex ideas learn to apply the to everyday media events
View DocumentCOMM 325 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Flags Of The Confederate States Of America
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Chapter 3: attitudes: focusing on: what they are, where they come from and how we think about their structure". Part one: defines/discusses the compone
View DocumentCOMM 325 Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Cognitive Dissonance, Wield
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Re-cap cognitive dissonance / finish dissonance and persuasion. Chapter 8: source factors: today: beginning with charisma authority, tuesday: credibili
View DocumentCOMM 325 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Gunny Sack, Situational Ethics, Yelp
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Normative theories of ethics in perloff and the present approach. The role of receivers/persuadees: reasoned skepticism, balancing between extremes, yo
View DocumentCOMM 325 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Elaboration Likelihood Model, Influenza Vaccine, Antibody
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Yale attitude change approach: persuasion requires learning . Comprehend, learn and remember: you are not a sponge that takes in all persuasion, but yo
View DocumentCOMM 325 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Cognitive Dissonance, Elaboration Likelihood Model, Hazing
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Yale attitude change approach : explanations focused on learning and motivation, figure 7. 1 page 181 learning plays a role on the formation of attitud
View DocumentCOMM 325 Lecture Notes - Lecture 24: Wedding Ring, Classical Conditioning, Semiotics
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Tuesday: chapter 14 & the greene article (on ecampus) Theory: repeated exposure to a neutral stimulus come to evaluate it more favorably. We don"t alwa
View DocumentCOMM 325 Lecture 7: COMM 325 Sept 20 Notes
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Re-capping 3 perspectives on attitude structure from last class. Chapter 5: functional theory, reasoned action model, accessibility theory, expectancy
View DocumentCOMM 325 Lecture 15: COMM 325 10.18
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Authority: not something you have, but it comes from your standing in the social structure. Early socialization: we are socialized to obey authority an
View DocumentCOMM 325 Lecture Notes - Lecture 20: Mull, Tabula Rasa, Soft Sell
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Part 2: interpersonal methods/strategies/research: foot in the door. When second request is natural continuation : not when . Requests follow too close
View DocumentCOMM 325 Lecture Notes - Lecture 22: Political Campaign, Tabula Rasa, Blue-Collar Worker
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Election-check in : thinking about the final campaign ads in light of swigger. People do not approach cg with a blank slate rather they define a situat
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