CMN 1160 Final: CMN1160 study notes

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Communication
• Course: CMN 1160
• Professor: Stranglove Michael

Document Summary

The part of the range of frequencies of electromagnetic waves assigned to broadcasting stations ranging in the u. s. from 550 to. The geographic area designated for certain content. I. e. consider geo-blocking: the industry can no longer rely on it. Scarcity of items despite technology and production or sharing capacity that exists that could create an abundance. Leads to higher demand creates exclusivity. Contrast past to consider the shift of old practices to new. Before, shows had to be viewed at set times (set schedule) Now it is anywhere anytime, multiple screens. How well the consumers can remember an advertisement after viewing it. Christ but chinese audiences easily accessed the movie regardless because of piracy control to piracy: seen in many countries where it was banned. Pages 58-9, 156, 175, 185, 197, 205, 217 in post tv. Blocking a user from accessing content based on their geographic location.