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AOL acquired Time Warner
AT&T acquired of cable television company Tele-Communications, Inc. (TCI)
Pets dot com
All of the Above
Agricultural, atomic, space
Atomic, space, computer
Agricultural, industrial, information
Agricultural, atomic, information
The spoken word
Writing on papyrus
The printing press
Cave drawings
Oral communication
Written communication
Printing
Information technology
Tribe
Village
Nation States
Global Village
Source
Message
Channel
All of the above
Television network news anchor
Viewer of a local cable access program
CD listener
Reader of newspaper
A radio transmitter
Distortion or errors introduced to message
A response back from the receiver returned to the sender
Means by which a message reaches and audience
Communication within one person
Small group communication
One-Way communication
Media communication
The auto industry
Farming
Construction
The producing, processing, or distributing information
The newest brand of PCI
A form of web page
Study of communication and control in living organisms or machines
A form of computer hate speech
Th coming together of computer and communication technology
Interpersonal communications
Format of HDTV
The teachings of critical thinking in higher education
HDTV
On-line publications
Old music sharing Napster
All of the above
Foot power
Sailing ships
Railroads
The internet
Encrypts messages in to secret code
Adds nose to a signal
Translates the message into one that can be communicated
Adds close captions to a television signal
8000 samples per second
44,100 samples per second
44.1 kHz
8000 times per minute
Canadian Media Theorist
INventor of digital recording
16th century economists
None of the above
Big companies can produce products for less
The media is not controlled by the economy
Mass production is no economical
You can save money by advertising on the media
Cost to print additional copied of a newspaper
Wages of writers, editors, designers, etc.
Cost of network television programs
Rent, electricity, insurance, etc.
Book cost
First copy cost
Marginal cost
All of the above
Monopoly
Oligopoly
Free market
A bad way to make money
Cost x2π^2
It approaches infinity
Almost zero
Equal to the fixed cost
Referral fee
Endorsements fee
Licensing fee
Listing fee
Effect of media news coverage
Disappearance of distributors due to e-commerce
Disappearance of local merchants
Effect of media on business
Member of family of screen comedians
The premier of Russia
Nineteenth century political economist
Media Critic
The theory that what you see and hear on the media controls your behavior
Example of selective exposure
Media faction
Explanation of the function of media entertainment
The Home Shopping Network
Soap Operas
The New York Times online
All of the above
Information
Entertainment
Kill Time
All of the above
Innovators
Early adopters
Laggards
All of the above
There were no books
There were few books and they were very expensive
There was very little illiteracy
Cafes serves as libraries
China
Germany
U.S.A.
Greenland
Gone with the wind
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Hunt For Red October
Gutenberg Bible
Gutenburg Bible
Poor Richard's Almanac
Bay Psalm Book
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Alexandria, Egypt
Oxford, England
University of Akron
Washington D.C.
Godey's Lady Book
Harper's Weekly
Port Folio
The National Magazine of Richmond
Fund the invention of the color printing press
Build free libraries
Pass the Postal Act of 1879
All of the above
Lipincott
Wiley
Harper & Row
All of the above
Pulp fiction that sold for a dime
Highbrow literature
College literature books
All of the above
Bombings of Pearl Harbor
Photo or Marilyn Monroe
Photo of Pope Pius XI
9/11 attack on the World Trade Center
The Daily Onion
The New York Times
Long Island Newsday
LA Times
Joint print departments
Joint bargaining systems
Joint operating systems
Bad for business
Gannett
Knight-Ridder
New York Times
Scripps-Howard
Defamation
Advertising
Disenfranchisement
News
The newspaper published that Professor Roberts, in the geology dept. has a STD he caught from a student (he does not have this)
Congressman Smith state in the congrssional record that prof. Roberts, in the geology dept. has a STD he caught from a student.
The newspaper publishes that congressman smith has had an affair with a congressional intern
The newspaper published that prof. X at a major Ohio University has a std he got from a student (does not have this)
It is specifically granted by the constitution
Protects people from the press
Protects people from the government
Protects public figures
Investigative Reporter
Newspaper Columnist
A bottom feeder who gossips over the internet
Editor of the New York Times
A graduate of an accredited journalism program who writes poorly
A graduate of a liberal arts collage who writes very good
A communication major who didn't take any writing or editing classes
James Clark Maxwell
Heinrich Hertz
Gugliemo Marconi
Lee De Forest
James Clark Maxwell
Heinrich Hertz
Gugliemo Marconi
Lee De Forest
His mother was British and has contacts in the British Navy
The Italian government was not interested
The British needed to communicated to its far flung empire
All of the above
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