Media & Comm--Module 2 Review

Name of the case brought against major film studios that required the separation and distribution from exhibition.

• Paramount Case

• Twentieth Century Fox Case

• Universal Case

• Warner Brothers Case

First important publishing house stationed in _______.

• England

• Holland

• Italy

• Germany

Term that means common language of a group of people.

• censorship

• narrative

• vernacular

• zines

Term that refers to a specialized category of literature, music or art.

• ebooks

• genre

• imprints

• narrative

Type of journalism focused on creating awareness of government corruption and industrial greed and pushed for labor and food laws.

• gutter press

• hoax news

• muckraking

• propaganda

Name of Louis and Auguste Lumiere's invention that incorporated a camera, a printer and a project all in one machine.

• cinematographe

• kaleidoscope

• kinetoscope

• vitaphone

Subject for an alternative press.

• an article debating the sky being purple when the majority believes it is blue

• an article discussing the benefits of the government's new rules limiting vacation days

• an article showcasing the comings and goings of a popular social circle

• an article supporting the government's new policy for increasing property taxes

Term that refers to radio stations that band together to transmit the same program in order to reach the largest possible audience.

• broadcasts

• frequencies

• networks

• programmers

Type of radio program offers an expert presentation of an issue and allows audience members to call in to add their voices to the conversation.

• fireside chats

• news broadcasts

• niche markets

• talk shows

Which of the following is NOT an example of a book that has advocated for human rights, ethics and responsibilities?

• Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl

• Malleus Maleficarum

• Silent Spring

• The Jungle