AB BROADCASTING IIIA - MAY 18

A framework by which researchers expose how communication

phenomena influence taken-for-granted assumptions regarding who “ought to be” and “ought not to be” empowered in a given society with a particular focus on socioeconomic status, materialism, and consumerism.

• Marxist Analysis

• Organizational Analysis

• Analysis to Media Industry

• Pragmatic Analysis

Answer explanation

According to Marx, a society based on a capitalist mode of production is inherently exploitive because it creates two classes, the working class or proletariat and a ruling class or bourgeois class.

It is the dominance of a cultural diversity within the society by which ruling class manipulate the culture, beliefs and explanations, perceptions, values and more – so that the worldview of the ruling class becomes the accepted cultural norm.

• Cultural Hegemony

• Cultural Diversity

• Media and Culture

• Cultural Dominance

It is a technique of a corporation practice by which accumulate multiple companies and

businesses through startups, mergers, buyouts, and takeovers.

• SYNERGY

• MULTINATIONALISM

• INTEGRATION

• CONGLOMERATION

A system or network of ordered relationships and coordinated

activities directed toward specific goals.

• Association

• Formalization

• Organization

• Hierarchy

hat are the dimensions of an organization.

• Communication and Practice

• Structure and Practice

• Organization and Practice

• Professionalism and Culture

 

It is a major situational constraints on news gathering and the necessity to deliver the news every day at the same time.

• News Whole

• News Hole

• News Pool

• News System

It is strategically prepared written or recorded statements produced for

news organizations to announce something that claims to be newsworthy.

• Statement

• Press releases

• News agencies

• Punditry

It is describe the specific amount of time or space

allotted for reporting the news each day.

• News Hole

• News Whole

• News Pool

• News System

Just as news-gathering conventions limit the diversity of what is covered, news-

reporting conventions limit the diversity of how it is covered.

• Homogenization

• Soft news

• Gatekeeping function

• Attribution of responsibility for social ills

 

It refers to how a story is structured and told.

• Personal Bias

• Informational bias

• Fragmentation

• Authority-Disorder