'Media institutions' diaporamas de présentation

Representation

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INDONESIA

INDONESIA. Economic growth. Consumer spending accounted for 55 % of gross domestic product in 2011; the comparable figure for China in 2010 was 35 %.

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PRACTICES IN TURKEY UNDER THE SELF-REGULATION OF THE MEDIA: VISION, PROBLEMS AND EFFICIENCY

PRACTICES IN TURKEY UNDER THE SELF-REGULATION OF THE MEDIA: VISION, PROBLEMS AND EFFICIENCY Prof.Dr. Yasemin ?nceo?lu. Overview. Turkey a country with a population of 73 millions Total Number of Newspapers: 2.124

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Presentation 4: The Key Concepts

Presentation 4: The Key Concepts. Key Aspects of Media Studies. TEXT CATEGORIES medium, purpose, form, genre, style, tone LANGUAGE technical and cultural codes, anchorage NARRATIVE narrative structure and narrative codes REPRESENTATIONS selection, portrayal, ideological discourses.

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Representations - Power and Ethnicity

Representations - Power and Ethnicity . LI: understand how representations are used to reinforce power and project ethnic identities. . Read these articles. Discuss in your groups: How are they representing Islam?

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SCRIPT WRITING CERTIFICATE COURSE at

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MEDIA INSTITUTIONS

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EVALUATION

AS MEDIA COURSEWORK. ERIC AGYEKUM EMANUELS. EVALUATION. MY MUSIC MAGAZINE. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?.

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Cross Media Promotion

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PRESENTATION TO IPDC

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Institutions

Institutions. Institutions. By whom? For whom? For what purpose? How’s it produced?. What is a Media institution?. They are the people who, own, make, control and distribute media products. They range from large global media organisations to one person producers of fanzines.

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COMM 330: Critical Issues in Mass Communication

COMM 330: Critical Issues in Mass Communication. Introduction. Course Objectives. To introduce students to The media effects research tradition The political economy of media institutions in a global environment Ethical and policy issues associated with mass communication in culture.

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Media Evaluation

Media Evaluation. By Matt Everatt. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?.

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Section b case study

Section b case study. Overview. Exploring the impact of new media on traditional media, in particular magazines and newspapers, and discussing how new media forces institutions to consider and engage with these developments due to the changes in audience consumption.

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Media as

Media as. Evaluating Main Task. Introduction. In this media presentation I will be evaluating the main task by answering a series of questions. Questions. What Kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?

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What kind of media institutions might distribute your media product and why?

What kind of media institutions might distribute your media product and why?.

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