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Mass and Public Communication

Newspaper language | BRIEF NEWS ITEM | THE ART OF TELEVISION | MEDIA OF PROPAGANDA | MEASUREMENT OF THE EFFECTS OF PROPAGANDA | WORLD-LEVEL CONTROL OF PROPAGANDA | COLOUR TELEVISION | UNITED STATES | Section 3: Vocabulary exercises | Section 4: Discussions |


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The technology of modern mass communication

To result from the confluence of many types of inventions and discoveries

To precede the industrial Revolution

To develop newer means of mass communication

To broadcast

Printing press, radio, television, motion pictures, sound recording

Systems of mass production and distribution

To be the prerequisites for the development of mass communication

To employ extant communications technology

To satisfy widespread desires or needs

Affluence

The maintenance of the radio, television, cinema and recording industries

Professional communicators

To produce best-sellers

Control of the instruments of mass communication

To be employed for government propaganda

To be accepted by the general public

To fall into the hands of smb

Literate citizens

To reach ever increasing number of people

To serve readers, the masses

To be predominant

To be free to follow one’s own whims

Libel

Slander

A book publisher

Censorship

To have restrictions

Government regulations

To limit the nature and quantity of the material produced and circulated

Consumer satisfaction

To be restricted by laws

Invasion of privacy

To entail obligations

To maintain access to the public eyes and ears

To use broadcasting frequencies

To be circumscribed loosely or rigidly by government regulations

To be the subject to local legal restraints

To operate under strict government control

To depend upon particular markets

Decorum and self-censorship

To exercise absolute control of all broadcasting

Public opinion on political issues

Inducements to violence

To construe the overall effects of mass communication as generally harmless

To influence attitudes and behavior

To provide potent sources of informal education and persuasion

To form one’s personal views of the social realities

To be an instrument of commercial advertising

To produce varying effects upon different segments of the audience

The enormous output on television, radio and in print

The role of newspapers, periodical, etc. in influencing political opinions

Voting behavior

Undecided voters

To determine the outcome of the elections

Middle-of- the- road voters

Advertising agencies

To be brought into the political arena

To develop images of the politicians

Television campaign

Television techniques

Propaganda enterprise

 

Propaganda

An extremely dangerous lack of means of restraining or counteracting propaganda

The flames of international, interracial and interreligious wars

To consist of a highly chaotic mixture of democratic, semidemocratic, authoritarian subsystems

To be ill educated, ultranationalistic and religiously, racially or doctrinally fanatical

To conduct a propaganda

To be contradictory to the requirements of the world system

To be sensationalized and amplified by international broadcasts

To lie in the slow spread of education for universalist humanism

Facilities fir news gathering, publishing, broadcasting

To be bombarded daily by far more media (about one’s mind)

Information bits

Rival politicians

Insistently advertised commercial products

Ecological horrors

Military nightmares

Communication overload

To result in the alienation of millions of people from much of modern life

To cope with severe communication overload

Selective attention – selective perception – selective recall

Media preferences

To seek psychological reassurance about the existing belies (convictions) and prejudices

To have an a priory advantage

To induce major changes

 

 


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