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Proposed Question:

What kind of roles do they play in the societies?

Relationship between mass media and societies

Why are the interests in mass media raised every day ?

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Background Impact of technology development on the

societies Media as a main communication tool Combination; Media + New Technology =

Information Societies

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What is Information Society? Main aspectsCommunity : Information is a main solution to problems Emphasis on new skills Defining information literacy

o Early definition of information literacy enveloped into a description of what skills need to be informed accurately (Doyle,1994)

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Historyo The study of written communication was taken very seriously in ancient Greece

and Rome (Briggs & Burk, 2002: 1)

o long-distance transmission of written messages, Telegraph - Samuel f. Murse (1837)

o Telephone- Alexander Graham Bell (1876)

o Radio - Guglielmo Marconi (1895)

o Television - Philo Taylor Farnsworth or Vladimir Zworykin ( 1926)

Early 1990 o Information Revolution, WWW, Internet, o Digital , online Media

◦ Source: Online , Internet

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What are Mass Media?

any kind of messages, communications or contacts that have been made or sent by an organization, group or individuals, printed, released or addressed to a large number of audiences in the communities.

“By definition, mass communication is a message created by a person or a group of people sent through a transmitting device (a medium) to a large audience or market.”

(Lane B., media literacy, Online)

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Why Mass Media are Important?

Main element of communication Information literacy is developing everyday Access to the media is becoming moreoAvailableo PopularoCheap

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Why Mass Media are Important? Continued

According to a Nielsen analysis of a media study conducted by the Council for Research Excellence

o 77% of adults are reached by broadcast, radio on a daily basiso 95% television o 64%, Web, Internet (excluding email)

57% newspaper and magazines

o 90% of consumers listen to some form of audio media per day o Almost 80% of those aged 18 to 34 listening to broadcast

radio on the average day(Loechner, 2009, Media Post blog, online)

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Mass Media may be misused;

Deceive community Propaganda Fundamental views Porno

Video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYhCn0jf46U

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References:

Briggs, A & Burke, P. (2002). A history of the media. Cambridge: Politty Press. 1.

Doyle. Christina.S (June 1994). Information Literacy in the Information Society. New York: Syrcus University. Introduction.

Lane, B. (Jun 29, 2007). What is Mass Media? Available: http://medialiteracy.suite101.com/article.cfm/what_is_mass_media_. Last accessed 16/11/2009 .

Leochner,J. (2009). Radio Dominant Audio Device. Available: http://www.mediapost.com/publications/?fa=Articles.showArticle&art_aid=117009

Last accessed 29/11/2009.

Youtube, Internet, Online Services

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