Institution wordle

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INSTITUTION

All of the media is a business. They are not primarily there to entertain us. They are there to make money.

E.G. BBC, Disney, Sony.


MEDIA LANGUAGE
Media Language means the way in which media texts
communicate with people that use them.

E.G. camera movement, editing, sound


REPRESENTATION

Media products present us with information about the world.
This information has to be selected and shaped towards what
we see or hear.
Media production means that all information is represented.


AUDIENCE

The people who consume the product (which might be bought or simply seen or
heard). All people who experience a media product form part of its audience.



























Comments

  1. JCoSS Media Dept29 October 2017 at 10:11

    This blog post needs a title please!
    You have create a good wordle, but the actual detailed explanation of the key concepts is missing.
    Please write about each key concept!

    Miss C.

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    1. adenbrazil1 November 2017 at 11:41

      I added the explanation below the wordle and put a title.

      Delete

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