Meaning of mass media paper no. 15
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Mass media refers to various forms of communication that reach a large number of people, such as television, newspapers, radio, and the internet. It plays a major role in shaping society by influencing public opinion and awareness. The document discusses how mass media has awakened mankind and helped connect entire populations within a country through various channels of communication.
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- 1. Topic: Meaning of mass media Paper no.- 16 Sub. Mass Communication and Media study Name: Jadeja Kashmiraba G. Roll no. 10 Std. M.A.-2 Sem.-4 Submitted by: Dept of English M.K. Bhavnagar University Year: 2013-2014
- 3. • High levels of trust • New study • Aims • Market • Entire Population • A Country
- 5. A way of communication Role in molding the life of people Mass media has awaken mankind
- 6. Mass media in India