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The document discusses radio, podcasts, and their functions. Podcasts allow audio files, videos, and documents to be downloaded and shared online. They can be used for entertainment, education, or discussing social issues. Podcasts have become more popular as portable devices make it easy for people to access information anytime. Podcasts allow immediate delivery of information and their interactive nature allows feedback, making them a new paradigm for sharing opinions and ideas worldwide.
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The document summarizes the learning from creating a media product for a youth audience. It discusses conventions used like presenters, theme music, and headlines. The target audience is identified as young people interested in music, film, fashion and celebrities. Research including a survey was conducted to understand the audience's preferences around news stories and language. The media product aimed to attract this audience through informal language, music, explaining why stories are relevant, and using young presenters who tell stories concisely. Technological lessons included using analog and digital tools like mp3 recorders, understanding digitization and data storage, and appreciating technological convergence on the web. Overall, the document reflects on progress made from an initial task to the main task of
Youtube and podcast
- ICT (Information and Communication Technology) refers to technologies used for communication and has made life easier through devices like smartphones.
- Students now use technologies like PowerPoint, images, videos and virtual labs to find, explore, analyze and present information.
- YouTube allows anyone to easily watch, share, comment on and upload videos on a wide range of topics for free. However, it also allows uncensored content which may not be suitable for all ages.
- Podcasting involves downloading digital audio files that can be listened to anytime, with different types including interviews, solo shows, and group discussions. While convenient, podcasts require internet access and it can be difficult to protect content.
WCC COMM 106 Powerpoint podcasting 101 LUTHER
Audio podcasting involves producing and distributing audio content, such as news and interviews, through digital files that can be streamed or downloaded to devices. Podcasts are a type of audio content that users can subscribe to and have automatically delivered. There are thousands of podcasts on many different topics that are available for free on platforms like iTunes. Podcasts offer both similarities and differences to traditional radio - they have more flexibility in length and content but lack live programming.
Week 6 Media convergence - radio 2014
Communication sin the digital age: the evolution of radio as platforms converge. Lecture for Global Communications masters course/
COM 101 Chapter 1
The communication process involves a source encoding a message that is transmitted through a channel to a receiver who decodes the message. Feedback allows the receiver to respond and noise can interfere. Communication can be interpersonal, machine-assisted, or mass. Mass communication involves complex organizations using media vehicles like TV and radio to transmit messages to large, scattered audiences. Gatekeepers control what reaches the public. The internet allows potential mass communication by anyone with a website, though reach depends on visitors. Audience segmentation and convergence of devices and operations are important trends in modern communication.
Podcasting[1]
Podcasting involves creating digital audio files that are published online and can be downloaded to MP3 players. There are two main types - enhanced podcasts include images and URLs, while videocasts contain both audio and video. Podcasting allows information to be shared in an exciting new way and gives students active participation in content creation. Some advantages are that files can be accessed anytime and provide motivation for students, while disadvantages include potential distractions and time needed for uploading large files.
Unit1- Online Journalism -CMS.pptx
The document provides information on online journalism and how it compares to traditional journalism. It defines online journalism as content created and distributed online, which can include equivalent content to print and broadcast media like newspapers, magazines, radio and television. It notes that digital media is technology-driven and evolving more frequently than traditional media. It discusses how online journalism is gaining popularity due to increased mobile access and internet usage. It also outlines some tools and trends of online journalism like multimedia packages, hyperlinks, and search engine optimization (SEO).
7 questions Powerpoint
This document is a proposal for a radio program called Deuce FM. It summarizes:
1) How the radio program would use conventions of real media like introductions, headlines, and interviews. It would develop elements like theme music and challenge conventions through interactivity on social media.
2) The radio program would represent teenagers and address issues relevant to them.
3) An appropriate media institution to distribute the program would be Choice FM, a radio station known for its young audience and championing new talent.
4) The target audience for Deuce FM would be teenagers aged 13-20.
5) The program would use semi-formal language and focus on topics of interest to teenagers to
COMM 106 podcasting 101 LUTHER
This document provides an overview of audio podcasting. It discusses how audio journalism can tell stories through sound alone or in conjunction with other media. Podcasts are described as user-selected audio content delivered via RSS feeds that can be streamed or downloaded. There are thousands of podcasts on various topics that are often free for listeners. Podcasts combine aspects of traditional radio like production techniques but also differ in that they are not constrained by time or FCC regulations and allow for a wider range of topics.
mohammed ppt
This presentation summarizes the history and uses of the Internet. It describes how the Internet first originated in the late 1950s and early 1960s through the work of researchers exploring packet switching and the potential for interconnecting computers. It grew rapidly in the 1970s and became widely used by the general public in the 1980s and 1990s with the development of technologies like the World Wide Web. The presentation outlines how the Internet is a global network that allows people worldwide to access information, communicate, shop, watch videos, and more. It discusses both the advantages and disadvantages of Internet use.
Internet ppt
The document summarizes the history and development of the Internet from its origins in the late 1950s to the late 1990s. It traces the key events and innovations that allowed the Internet to grow from a small network connecting universities to a worldwide phenomenon. These include the development of packet switching, the creation of the World Wide Web in 1991, and the release of the Mosaic web browser in 1993. The document also outlines how the Internet is used by audiences for communication, research, commerce, entertainment and more. It notes both advantages like access to information and disadvantages like the potential for harmful content.
The internet-presentation
The document summarizes the history and development of the Internet from its origins in the late 1950s to the late 1990s. It traces the key events and innovations that allowed the Internet to grow from a small network connecting universities to a worldwide phenomenon. These include the development of packet switching, the creation of the World Wide Web in 1991, and the release of the Mosaic web browser in 1993. The document also describes how the Internet impacted audiences by allowing easy access to information for personal, educational and professional use from anywhere in the world.
WCC COMM 106 PODCAST 101 PowerPoint
Audio podcasting involves reporting news and information through sound files that can be distributed online and on mobile devices. A podcast is an audio file that users can subscribe to for automatic delivery of new episodes. There are over 150,000 podcasts covering every topic available on platforms like iTunes. Podcasts offer an inexpensive way for anyone to become a broadcaster and provide content on their areas of interest to dedicated audiences. While similar to radio in some ways, podcasts differ in that they are not constrained by time or broadcast regulations, allow for on-demand listening, and reach much wider audiences through digital distribution.
Media Content.pptx
The document discusses different types of media content and online media. It defines content as ideas or information delivered through images, audio, documents and files. Online media is digitally produced and allows two-way communication through features like sharing and commenting. There are four categories of new media: interpersonal communication media, interactive play media, information search media, and collective participatory media. Various examples of each category are provided. The document also discusses how different media types transitioned online and different modes for delivering content across media, such as live streaming, webinars, podcasts, infographics and e-books.
Social media
Did you know Social Media Marketing Land provides a lot of quality content on different topics and industry news. From updates in content management systems, to new features on social media platforms, their posts are informative and relevant.
Recently some of their posts covered the CES Tech event in Las Vegas by posting panel discussions and blogging about different topics that were covered throughout the event. This live blog allowed people, who may not have been able to make it to the actual event, stay informed and become a part of the discussion even though they were not in attendance. Their blog lets you interact with various industry leaders, while providing their audience with content that is engaging and educational.
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COM 101 | Chapter 1: Communication Mass and Other Forms (Update SP 14)
COM 101 | Chapter 1: Communication Mass and Other Forms (Update SP 14)
Radio and podcast
- 1. 2012 Radio and Podcast 20101639 Yeon- Hwa Jo
- 2. 1.Definition -Radio and Podcast 2. Function- Podcast 3. Contents 4. Difference 5. Conclusion
- 3. • The transmission of signals through free space by electromagnetic waves with frequencies significantly below visible light, in the radio frequency range. • Radio systems used for communications will have the following elements. • IPod + broadcasting A type of digital media consisting of an episodic series of audio, video, PDF, subscribed to and downloaded through web syndication or streamed online to a computer or mobile device Podcast episodes can be audio files, video files, documents, or any combination of the three.
- 4. • Most of all Give a detailed information rapidly It was Innovative discovery - depended on means of transportation changed use of radio wave, It possible to deliver Information at the speed of light • Easy way : To listen to an audio podcast, mouse over the title and click Play. Open iTunes to download and subscribe to podcasts. • Sharing Podcasts- Links to share. When People find a podcast they love, People may want to share it with others. iTunes makes sharing easy. • People share equal opinion, agitate a social problem and criticize on social issue
- 5. 나는 꼼수다 (Naneun Ggomsuda ) is a popular South Korean podcast • the show is led by Kim Ou-joon, who also runs a Website, Ddanzi Ilbo, dedicated to political parody. Entertainment 컬투쇼 Educational Social issue
- 6. • It was usually used for propaganda at the past • And politicians infused ideological idea to the people , accomplish their purpose • Streamed One way- content cannot share.(Just listening) • Download and Share with people • In particular those are free to criticize their own government. • not only nationwide, but also worldwide – have many overseas fans
- 7. • new paradigm • deliver correct infromation as soon as possible • Ipod and smart phone : These Potable device makes people access information anytime they want to. • It will be Expend diverse area. • More and more People have smart media, Role of Podcast and Radio increase in value.
- 8. 2012 THANK YOU 20101639 Yeon hwa Jo