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The document presents an overview of various types of media, including print, broadcast, internet, and social media, and discusses their advantages and disadvantages. It highlights how media influences thoughts and behavior, particularly noting the positive and negative effects of social media on mental health and societal issues. Additionally, the document emphasizes the power of social media in driving change.
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- 2. KEY POINTS :- 1 2 5 4 3 WHATIS MEDIA ?🧐 TYPES OF MEDIA AND DETAILED EXPLANATION PRINT MEDIA BROADCAST MEDIA INTERNET MEDIA 📱 6 SOCIAL MEDIA 7 HOW THE MEDIA INFLUENCE OUR THOUGHTS !😶 8 POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF MEDIA 9
- 3. WHAT IS MEDIA?🤔 Media is the plural form of medium, which (broadly speaking) describes any channel of communication. This can include anything from printed paper to digital data, and encompasses art, news, educational content and
- 4. TYPES OF MEDIA:- THETYPES OF MEDIA ARE THE DIFFERENT CHANNELS THROUGH WHICH INFORMATION AND ENTERTAINMENT REACH AN AUDIENCE You can divide media into 4 distinct categories:
- 5. PRINT MEDIA BROADCASTMEDIA INTERNET MEDIA OUT-OF-HOME MEDIA
- 6. PRINT MEDIA PRINT MEDIA REFERSTO PRINTED MATERIALS, SUCH AS BOOKS AND MAGAZINES, THAT CONTAIN WORDS AND IMAGES
- 7. News and other organizations createnational, regional (local) or special interest newspapers and often distribute them daily
- 8. ADVANTAGES HIGH FREQUENCY INEXPENSIVE DISADVANTAGES POSSIBILITY OF BECOMERUINED INABILIYTY TO TARGET SPECIFIC DEMIGRAPHIC LIFESTYLE SHORT PERIOD OF REVELANCE Large volume of readers HIGH LEVEL OF READER ENGAGEMENT GEOGRAPHIC SUFFICIENCY
- 9. MAGAZINES CAN BE CONSUMER-RELATED ORBUSINESS- RELATED. CONSUMER MAGAZINES INCLUDE THOSE FOCUSED ON GLAMOUR, LIFESTYLES, ENTERTAINMENT AND SPECIAL INTERESTS. CONSUMER MAGAZINES ARE OFTEN PRINTED MONTHLY MAGAZINES
- 10. ADVANTAGES HIGHER QUALITY PHYSICAL PRODUCTS TARGETEDLIFESTYLE LONG PERIOD OF USEFULNESS DISADVANTAGES LOW FREQUENCY EXPENSIVE COMPETITION HIGH LEVEL OF READER ENGAGEMENT
- 11. BROADCAST MEDIA The term broadcastingevolved from its use as the agricultural method of sowing seeds in a field by casting them broadly about.
- 12. TELEVISION PROVIDES AUDIENCES WITH AUDIO AND VISUALSTIMULI TO DELIVER INFORMATION AND ENTERTAINMENT TELIVISION
- 13. ADVANTAGES HIGH VIEWERSHIP RATES ADS APPERAUTOMATICALLY HIGHLY TARGETED AUDIENCE DISADVANTAGES HIGH COSTS CHHANEL CHANGING LIMITED VIEWER ATTENTION FLEXIBILITY
- 14. Radio offers listeners audioprogramming, including music, news and podcasts.
- 15. ADVANTAGES VAST COVERAGE DISADVANTAGES NO VISUALELIMENTS SHORT AD TIME CHANNEL CHANGING LOW COST ABILITY TO REACH LOW INCOME AUDIENCE FLEXIBILITY
- 16. Internet media refers toaudio and visual content transmitted online. It can include words, images, graphics and interactive elements
- 17. INTERNET MEDIA E-MAIL SOCIAL MEDIA OTHERS E- MAIL MEDIA: Oneof the most common and widely used digital media formats is email
- 18. ADVANTAGES LEARNING DISADVANTAGES HACKING AND VIRUS ADDICTION FAKENEWS CONNECTING TO THE WORLD ONLINE BANKIMG AND SHOPPING INFORMATION
- 19. SOCIAL MEDIA ISA COLLECTIVE TERM FOR WEBSITES AND APPLICATIONS THAT FOCUS ON COMMUNICATION, COMMUNITY- BASED INPUT, INTERACTION, CONTENT-SHARING AND COLLABORATION.
- 21. The rankings onour list are based on the number of Monthly Active Users (MAUs). 1. Facebook — 2.9 billion MAUs. ... 2.YouTube — 2.2 billion MAUs. ... 3.WhatsApp — 2 billion MAUs. ... 4.Instagram — 2 billion MAUs
- 22. ADVANTAGES HIGHLY TARGETED ADS DISADVANTAGES SEOEXPENCES POTENTIAL FOR NAGETIVE COMMENTS LARGE AUDIENCE DIRECTS CONNECTIONS TO CONSUMERS IN-EXPENSIVE INTERACTIVE COMPETTITON TIME CONSUMING
- 23. Inspire them Develop SocialSkills In People Develop Awareness In People Hone their motor skills Develop their writing and reading skills
- 24. NAGETIVE SIDES OF SOCIALMEDIA A SENSE OF UNHEALTHY COMPETITION INCREASE IN VIOLENCE OBESITY
- 25. About 75 percentof 12- to 17-year-olds own a cell phone, a rate that has nearly doubled during the past decade
- 26. There are twocases in which potentially harmful effects have been noted: long-term exposure to nonviolent pornography, and any exposure to embedded violent sexual material, that is, those R- rated films. Effects of Exposure to Embedded
- 27. How the MediaInfluence Our Thoughts !!! 🤔 Social media changes how we think. It shifts how we reason. What's more, social media can affect our mental health, and there's a good amount of evidence that it makes people more anxious and depressed
- 28. THE FINAL CONCLUSION “THE POWEROF SOCIAL MEDIA IS IT FORCES NECESSARY CHANGE”
- 29. 1.Berk, Laura E.(2013). Child development. 9th ed. Boston : Pearson. 2.https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_(communication) 3.https://importantindia.com/22940/media-advantages- disadvantages/ 4. https://whatagraph.com/blog/articles/different-types-of- media 5. Schneider, Frank W.; Gruman, Jamie A.; and Coutts, Larry M. (2012). Applied social psychology : understanding and addressing social and practical problems. 2nd ed. California : Sage Publications
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