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Compare traditional radio listening with listening to a station via a mobile app. How are they different?
Listening to radio station via a mobile app is much more convenient because the mobile app uses internet connection to bring in signals from the radio station. On the other side, traditional radio uses radio signal waves which has weaker connections to transmit signals to the radio and might be unstable at times. If the radio is not receiving the signals, it is necessary to move to better place with a better signal which makes it troublesome.

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Does media research has the rights to make the media content better or change the behavior of audience?

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Since the media is fully constructed into representations of the reality, what is reality without being represented?

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How does social media effect youth?

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In the coming future will newspaper, book etc become outdated?

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1. Will movie theaters still exist in 2030? How do you envision the film watching experience in the near future?

A good first step in making predictions about the future is to look at the past. To predict what will happen in the next 20 years, we first look at what has happened in the last 10 years.

So, what has happened in the last 10 years of cinema? Not much, really. The special effects are better. There are more 3D films and more IMAX films. Nothing fundamentally different, though. We still sit in much the same kind of theatres and watch much the same stories being told through much the same medium.

Therefore, I predict not much change over the next 10 years. Technology will continue to improve. Special effects will be all the more impressive. It may well be that almost all films are in 3D by then. Going to the cinema will still be essentially the same experience it is now, though.

2. The major broadcast networks have been losing viewers for the past two decades. Will they still be relevant 10 years from now? Why or why not?

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Why do you trust or ditrust the print newspaper?

From my perspective, I am more willing to trust the print newspaper more than the digital press since the value of trust-worthy is more prominent in the print newspaper. In my opinion, digital press updating so quick, it makes all the publication on digital press hard to trace back to the primary source of the story. Since there is a lot of non-valid journalism, we have seen way too much fake news that was entirely made up by someone else on the Internet, and peoples were all falling into it.

On the other hand,  the credibility that print newspapers offer is higher than a digital press. According to Raj Jain, the CEO of BCCL, says, "Before a piece of news gets carried in the newspaper, it goes through a rigorous process of being checked and re-checked by various editors at various levels. Being said, the aspect of professionalism in print newspapers is the thing that the digital press is lacking.

Even though both media has its advantages and disadvantages, but when it comes to credibility, the print newspapers are still more reliable and professional in my opinion.

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1. What are the current characteristics of news?
2. How does social media effect youth?
3. Do you think that the new media coverage increases the objectivity of the media and information provided to the public?

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Semantic: A child could be called a child, kid, boy, girl, son, daughter.
Mechanical: A television set with a snowy picture
Environmental: The sounds from a construction site next to a classroom

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Tutorial Week 4 | Where do u see the future of user-generated content in the next 5 years?

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Tutorial Week 4 | Where do u see the future of user-generated content in the next 5 years?

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The future of user-generated content (UGC) is that it will become the most powerful tool. Brands have to rise above an increasingly noisy environment. Brands will learn how to use user-generated content (as they have learned to use every other marketing/advertising tool over the years), but rather than corrupting UGC, it will result in more transparency and better understanding between customers and brands.
Example: So far, many brands (TOMs, Coca-Cola, GAP, and others) and celebrities (like Beyonce) have used user-generated content as a way to engage with and connect with their audience. But in the future, brands will understand that simply using this UGC isn’t enough - they need to learn how to tap into the power of it.

User-generated content is unique because it is by the people, for the people, and the people will quickly become aware of fake, brand-driven UGC campaigns. In order for brands and consumers to work successfully with UGC, transparency is key. This will lead to a better relationship overall between brands and consumers, as brands realize that they’re being “watched” and are at risk for having bad reviews, bad social media feedback, etc.

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Will the cultures of individuals from societies that have great access to and control of comm media overpower those in cultures that have fewer resources?

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Three (3) things that I'm most curious about mass communication:

1. What is grapevine communication and how can it effect mass communication?
2. In what ways does newspaper effect the development of a nation?
3. How does mass media act as a link between the government and the people?