The document discusses mass media and the internet. It defines mass media and its role in society. It then discusses the different types of media, including print, recordings, cinema, radio, television, and the internet. The internet is defined as an international network of computers that connects millions of computers worldwide. The document outlines common uses of the internet such as visiting social networks, following news, downloading content, shopping, and conducting banking. It also discusses popular websites, information available online, and some dangers of using the internet such as hackers, viruses, identity theft, and online addiction.
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Communication channels through which news entertainment, education, data, or promotional messages are delivered is known as media. Media includes every broadcasting and narrow-casting medium such as Newspaper, Magazines, Television, Radio, Billboards, Direct mail, Telephone, Fax and Internet.
Role of mass media in the development ofNurer Asif
The distinction between censorship of print and electronic media is becoming increasingly irrelevant
The media cannot assume that all viewers are responsible for the content they consume
The mass media play a key role in broadcasting values and cultures to almost everywhere in the world
The media is often insensitive and irresponsible
The media reflects and projects the view of minority elite, which controls it
Media networks aim programming at the largest possible audience through programs of the broad appeal
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Mass media - the Internet
1. Mass Media – the Internet
Role of media
Types of media
What is the Internet
www
Information on the Internet
Usage of the
Internet
Favourite websites
Social networks
Danger on the net
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2. What is the role of media?
Mass media are the means of communication, that
reach large numbers of people in a short time.
Listen to: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/types-of-media.html
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3. What is the role of media?
Mass media:
play a very important role in our everyday life
bring the newest information from the whole
world
are source of entertainment and relaxation,
are source of knowledge and education,
are means of promotion (advertisement),
influence the way people look at the world.
4. What types of media do you know?
Print media (books, press) - from the late 15th century
Recordings (cassettes, CDs, DVDs) - from the late 19th century
Cinema - from about 1900
Radio - from about 1910
Television - from about 1950
Internet - from about 1990
Mobile phones - from about 2000
5. What is the Internet?
An international network of computers.
A system, which connects millions of computers
worldwide.
Developed quite recently – about 20 years ago.
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6. What is the Internet?
Great source of information about everything.
The Internet is becoming necessary for everyday
life.
With the Internet everything is easier, cheaper and
faster.
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7. What does www mean?
WWW – World Wide Web
The World Wide Web is the system
that allows to navigate from page to page
with the use of a browser.
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8. What can we use the Internet for?
Visiting social network
Following news
Downloading – music, films, pictures
Working from home
Shopping
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9. What can we use the Internet for?
Conducting bank transactions from home
Informing about events around us
Sending or receiving emails
Chatting with friends
Playing games
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10. What sort of information can be
found on the Net?
Politics
Weather forecast
Theatre or cinema programmes
E-books
Entertainment
Accommodation
Educational courses
Traffic jams
Famous people
Job offers
Hobbies
Holidays
Timetables
Goods
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11. The most popular websites
Google(browser)
Facebook
(social website)
Wikipedia
(free encyclopedia)
YouTube
(video-sharing website)
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12. Dangers of Using the Internet
Hackers
Phishing
Viruses
Identity theft
Spamming
Cyber bullying
Internet gambling addiction
Paedophiles
Pornography
Porn addiction
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_advantages_and_disadvantages_of_internet
http://education.purduecal.edu/Vockell/CAI/Cai5/cai5dangers.htm
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