Digital Media Unit 6 - Terminology

What is censorship?

• The way in which producers can use social media to work together on large-scale projects.

• The process of gaining staff or collaborators for a project or idea.

• When speech, public communication, or other content is considered objectionable or harmful by regulators and is then cut or edited from media products.

• The way in which a product has the potential to reach a global audience.

What is crowdfunding?

• The way in which producers can use social media to work together on large-scale projects.

• The way that finance is generated for a project or idea conceived by amateurs or professionals that is promoted via social media networks.

• The process of gaining staff or collaborators for a project or idea.

• The regulation of media content by government and non-government organizations.

What does distribution mean in media production?

• The way in which producers can use social media to work together on large-scale projects.

• Marketing a media product and advertising it to a specific target audience.

• The process of gaining staff or collaborators for a project or idea.

• The regulation of media content by government and non-government organizations.

What does global reach refer to in media?

• The way in which producers can use social media to work together on large-scale projects.

• The process of gaining staff or collaborators for a project or idea.

• The way in which a product has the potential to reach a global audience owing to new methods of distribution and marketing.

• The regulation of media content by government and non-government organizations.

What does ideology refer to in media?

• The way in which producers can use social media to work together on large-scale projects.

• A dominant or recognized belief system or set of values within a society.

• The process of gaining staff or collaborators for a project or idea.

• The regulation of media content by government and non-government organizations.

What is imperialism in the context of media?

• The way in which producers can use social media to work together on large-scale projects.

• The process of gaining staff or collaborators for a project or idea.

• The way in which the culture and technologies of a more powerful society impact and erode a less developed society.

• The regulation of media content by government and non-government organizations.

What is media regulation?

• The way in which producers can use social media to work together on large-scale projects.

• The process of gaining staff or collaborators for a project or idea.

• The regulation of media content by government and non-government organizations to protect the public from potentially harmful content.

• The theory that internet distribution has enabled niche products to sell in large quantities.

What are social media channels?

• Tools for creating multimedia content

• The individual types of social media that a media producer or audience member can use

• Methods of viral marketing

• Platforms for professional networking

What is the social media sales funnel?

• A tool for creating multimedia content

• A metaphorical representation of a funnel used for monitoring social media sales and marketing process

• A method of viral marketing

• A type of social media channel

What are subcultures?

• Groups with differing interests that share one specific trait or interest

• Methods of viral marketing

• Types of social media channels

• Tools for creating multimedia content