https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk en-us 2020-04-17 01:02:20 UTC 2020-06-03 17:24:07 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f607.png masizzatihanis https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/511967856 What is the format for the online Quiz as in will it be in MCQ form or Essay form or a mixture of both? Thank you. ]]> 2020-04-17 02:26:17 UTC https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/511967856 masizzatihanis https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/528258468 Three(3) things that I’m most curious about Mass Communication

1. Do you think studying PR now will benefit us in the future as in would PR still be relevant? 

2. Is mass communication a good subject to learn especially for introverts? 

3. Does mass communication students  will have a bright future? ]]> 2020-04-24 12:56:16 UTC https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/528258468 masizzatihanis https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/528281727 Hi Miss Shana, I would like to ask what is the difference between synchronous media and asynchronous media? ]]> 2020-04-24 13:06:34 UTC https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/528281727 masizzatihanis https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/539676994 Based on your understanding of noise in communication process, briefly give your own example in (1-2 sentences) of : 

1. Semantic 
This means confusion by words. Let's say, the sender use an internet slang or when they have different accent and the receiver do not understand and this may lead to misinterpretation. 

2. Mechanical
This occur when there is a poor internet connection during a conference call.

3. Environmental 
This occur when there is a loud construction beside a classroom or when there is a very loud speaker at a party. 
   ]]> 2020-04-29 16:19:47 UTC https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/539676994 masizzatihanis https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/555541687     In the next 5 years, the future of user generated content is that it will become the most powerful tool brands. This is because brands will learn to adapt using the user generated content as one of their marketing tools as it will result in more transparency and better understanding between customers and brands. 
      This way, company will be inviting a genuine conversation and relationship where they did not hide information or the 'bad' side of things but instead allowing people to express themselves. Besides that, consumers respond extremely well to ads that are based on user generated content as it actually looks like real people enjoying the product and not just some automatic blinders many people have for online advertisement. 
      Lastly, this will benefit the company with cost savings, earn trust, identify their biggest fan and easy metrics.]]> 2020-05-06 18:04:51 UTC https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/555541687 masizzatihanis https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/571992157 Why do you trust or distrust the newspaper?
In my opinion, I do not trust newspaper. I stopped reading newspaper when I realized that all they do is pressing about political or commercial interest and this is not healthy. There is even newspaper that support this certain political party therefore they only highlight the good of that party and talking badly on the other parties and this is not what I look for in a newspaper. It has to be a real news where the bad and good or something really genuine is written. News organizations have become dependent on sensationalism and shocking news. While I agree that we need to shed light on what is terrible and the atrocities in the world, balance those with what is right in this world. If bad news is reported, tell us what’s being done to change it, what can we do to help. ]]> 2020-05-14 08:16:08 UTC https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/571992157 masizzatihanis https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/586336545
1. Will movie theatres still exist in 2030? How do you envision the film watching experience in the near future?

   In my opinion, movie theatres will still exist in 2030. Movie theatres will still be around as long as they keep up with the next technological breakthrough or come up with a new concept and make the whole movie watching experience much more pleasurable.
    For example, some theatres in the US have now added alcohol service. Besides, you have old style cinemas being bought up by bars and converted into a "night out" experience.         
     Maybe in the future they can make a Starbucks movie theater or something along the line to keep up with people.

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?

    Broadcasting network will still be relevant in the next 10 years if they continue to evolve according to the technological change.
    For example, the cable TV industry has featured a lineup of popular channels that customer can buy as package. This bundling of channels gives consumers the option to buy a combined packaged which cost less than buying each channel separately.
     Secondly, broadcasting networks will still be relevant if they avoid putting commercials. Streaming service providers proves that it is possible to grow successful enterprises that includes little or no revenue from commercials. The trend is now changing to subscription model based rather than on ad revenue alone.
      ]]> 2020-05-21 05:47:07 UTC https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/586336545 masizzatihanis https://padlet.com/masizzatihanis/qkh067ezwfwv14dk/wish/609373205 Compare traditional radio listening with listening to a station via mobile app. What is the differences?

  Firstly, a traditional radio requires an antenna and it only covers specific area. Major stations set up smaller rebroadcast stations in areas outside of the primary coverage while small local stations are confined to a limited area, around the transmitter. To listen to radio station via mobile app, all we need is internet connection on a device and we can easily access without the need of any special equipment.

Secondly, since the stream has to be duplicated for each listener instead of just detected from air, music licensing for internet radio stations can be more complex compare to traditional radio. Internet radio must not just compensate the same music licensing regular stations do, but they must also pay for "mechanical duplication" rights on every song. Their expenses are doubles than what a radio station would pay, yet their business plan and net revenues generally do not support the ability to pay them.

Lastly, listening to radio station via app, the signal is 100% digital which implies the streaming wont be influenced by tuning issues and other restriction innate to frequency. The outcome is cleaner and more clearer compare to traditional radio station.

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