- 15 minutes of fame refers to short-lived media publicity or celebrity status achieved by an individual or phenomenon. - With more access to various media like social media, more people will briefly gain public recognition but only for a short period of time. - The document defines different types of traditional and new media like print media, broadcasting media, and internet media.

2. • 15 minutes of fame is short-lived media publicity or celebrity of an individual or phenomenon.
• With more access to _____, more people will become known to the public, but only for a short
time.

3. The Media ?
- U + singular or plural verb
- pl. of medium (a method or way of expressing something)
- newspapers, magazines, radio, television, and the internet considered as a group
broadcasting/digital/print media
Ex: Individual print media organizations have
the power to decide which advertisements they want to carry.

5. Types of Media
Print media: newspapers, magazines, books, journals, billboards,
flyers
Broadcasting media: TV, radio, movies
Internet Media: e-mail, apps, e-books, online forums, social media

6. Traditional Media vs New Media

7. Vocabulary Exercises
Reading text
• https://quizlet.com/_bojfkg?x=1qqt&i=3k572d
Listening text
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8. Inferring the writer’s opinion
• Inference simply means that the views may not be explicitly stated in
the passage
To determine the author's perspective, ask yourself:
➢ What is the author's purpose for writing the text?
➢ What is the author's opinion or attitude about the subject?
➢ What is the author's tone?
➢ What atmosphere does the author create?

9. REVIEW
• (n) a short article that someone writes expressing their opinion about
something such as a new product or service
• (v) if critics review a book, play, film, etc. they write their opinion of it

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breathtaking /groundbreaking
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out-of-this-world /stunning
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disappointed/ impossible to follow/ nothing exciting