Which milestone in the evolution of human communication created a "Communal Reservoir of Images"?

One of the four functions of mass communication for society is:

Distortion that can interfere with clear communication is called:

What is the primary goal of most U.S. mass media?

Mass Communication:

Any person who has control over material that gets to the public or is kept from the public eye is a:

In the basic communications model the term which describes the process of the listener or receiver communicating his or her reaction back to the sender is:

Combining the functions of two or three devices into one mechanism is:

Online communications that use special techniques that involve participation, conversation, conversation, sharing, collaboration, and linkage.

Slightly different versions of the same magazine that are sent to different regional areas are called:

People who pick-up a copy of a magazine at the doctor's office, at work, or while traveling are called:

People who subscribe to the magazine or buy it at a newsstand are called:

The paperback boom started during the Civil War when soldiers had time and read:

The magazine industry depends on the ABC for information about who is reading the publication. ABC is:

The most important stories in a newspaper appear:

This  period marked the beginning of an era that openly supported a particular party, fraction or cause.

The sensationalist, muckraking newspapers which dominated news stands in the late 1800s were called:

A published statement that criticizes the government is"

The mass appeal press of the early 19th century was called:

Which movie studio was started by Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford with a commitment to creativity?

A book, a play or any idea that might be an idea for a motion picture is called:

How many days does it take to shoot an average movie?

Which was the first type of merchandise tie-in known in movies?

The person in charge of actually making the film on a day to day basis is the:

Hollywood attracted early film makers because

Which of the following studios introduced sound to the motion picture industry?

The studio bosses appointed this man to “clean up” Hollywood in the wake of the Arbuckle scandal.

This term refers to what happens when our eyes continue to see an image for a split second after the image has disappeared from view.

Studio owners could exert control over independent exhibitors through this policy known as:

The early radio experimenter who is generally credited with developing the first successful wireless telegraph was:

This notion says that because there are only limited airwaves, they must belong to the people and therefore be regulated by government, not owned by broadcasters.

What Act completely erased the cap on the number of stations that could be owned in the United States by one individual or corporation?

What radio format was created when a DJ saw a correlation between the number of times they played a record and the number or records that sold?

In radio, AM is an abbreviation for:

This telegrapher is associated with the sinking of the Titanic. He then rose to become the President of RCA/NBC.

Which inventor is considered the "father" of radio.

In radio, FM is an abbreviation for:

The emergence of this medium change the content, function and economics of radio.

This private nonprofit organization is funded by congress and provides financial support to Public Radio Stations.

Which company is the primary source for television ratings?

When are television viewers subjected to the most hype?

The 1^st network to broadcast in color was:

In television, what is the correct formula to discover the RATING of audience for a program:

In television, what is the correct formula to discover the SHARE of audience for a program:

What famous journalist mounted a direct attack against the Red Scare and Senator Joseph McCarthy?

A television program that is produced to test a program concept before a series production order is made and put into the broadcast schedule as a series is:

A mobile-phone-sized device that consumers wear throughout the day that works by detecting identification codes that can be embedded in the audio portion of any transmission is called:

This inventor discovered electric optics for the television systems.

This person bought the lowest ranking outlet in Atlanta (UHF channel 17) in 1970. This would become WTBS, and he is credited with creating the superstation.

What later became the known as the Internet was essentially created because of:

For the Internet to work computers have to speak the same language – the common language is called a 

The 1^st real Public Relation Pioneer was:

The method of fitting a product into the broad market in such a way that it sets itself apart from its competition is called:

What American Revolutionary event was considered a successful Public Relation’s event?

Advertisements for a particular product category are classified as a:

Advertisements used to sell a particular brand are classified as a: 

This category for Online advertising has an elongated vertical banner that boarders one side of the web page.

This category for an online advertisement has an object that moves across the page - or moves up and down when a user scrolls.

To determine which media should be used, advertisers evaluate media in these four dimensions:

The Supreme Court Case that held that prior restraints are unconstitutional except in extremely limited circumstances is:

The Supreme Court Case that set the standard for the courts’ behavior with pre-trial publicity was?

The landmark United States Supreme Court decision invalidating the use of the First Amendment as a defense for reporters summoned to testify before a Grand Jury was:

Freedom of the press is provided for in which amendment to the constitution?

An attempt by the government to censor the press by preventing it from publishing or broadcasting material is called:

The federal agency that regulates the broadcast and cable television industries is:

In an effort to soften the conflict between the 1^st and 6^th Amendments, the Supreme Court outlined what safeguards for judges to use to protect a defendant’s rights:

The law that gave the public the right to discover what the federal government is up to is called the:

What protects an author against unfair appropriation of his or her work?

The Cherry Sisters learned from their Iowa libel case that:

A major difference between many professional codes of conduct (medicine, law, education) and those in mass media is that media codes are:

The ethical principle of morality that is typically associated with Aristotle and states that moderation lies between the two extremes is:

The ethical principle of morality that is typically associated with the thinking that stems for John Stuart Mills and states that the greatest benefit for the greatest number is:

A news story about children sending letters to Santa Claus at the North Pole would be an example of:

The ethical principle that was argued argued by John Rawls who stated that justice emerges when everyone is treated equal