Functions Of Mass Media

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This document outlines several functions of mass communications including defining normalcy, entertaining, transmitting values, servicing economic and political systems, setting agendas, informing and interpreting, providing surveillance, acting as a community forum, defining relationships with nature, and serving as a space for public expression.

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