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Edwin H. Armstrong developed ____ radio. |
FM |
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Identifying a specific audience and programming is called _____________. |
Narrowcasting |
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Lee de Forest perfected a glass bulb called the _________ that could detect ________ _________. |
Audion; radio waves |
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The _______ _______, as a media personality, was made possible by inexpensive broadcast licensing by ____. |
disc jockey; BMI |
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The percentage of people listening to radio that a station is reaching is called the ________. |
share |
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The man credited with inventing "format" radio is __________ __________. |
Gordon McLendon |
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The Radio Act of _____ required _________ _________ for people who wanted to broadcast or receive messages |
1912; federal licenses |
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The Radio Act of _____ which said broadcasters must operate in the "public convenience, interest, or necessity," became the foundation for _____ broadcast regulation. |
1927; all |
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The Telecommunications Act of _______ removes the limit on the number of _______ _______ a company can own nationwide. |
1996; radio stations |
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A direct responsibility of the producer in the movie industry is to arrange funding for a ________ _______. |
movie project |
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America's first public showing of a motion picture was in ______. |
1896 |
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Because of the practice of ______ _______, movie theater owners were forced to accept several movies at once. |
block booking |
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Eadweard Muybridge first photographed ________. |
motion |
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In the ______'s, the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association began cracking down on _________ _________ by stating that movies should not be made that will lower the ______ standards of viewers. |
1920s; movie content; moral |
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In the ______'s, the movie industry was dominated by the ______ ______, which included MGM, Paramount, Warner Brothers, RKO, and 20th Century Fox |
1930s; Big Five |
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Movie ___________ codes changed forever with the release of Man With The Golden Arm, a film about ________ _________. |
censorship; drug addiction |
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The first feature-length motion picture with sound was _____ ______ _________. |
The Jazz Singer |
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The _____ vs. _______ ________ case led to major studios divesting themselves of their __________. |
US vs. Paramount Pictures; theaters |
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________ _________ played a role in the development of moviemaking by organizing the first American motion picture premier. |
Thomas Edison |
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A _________ is the percentage of the total number of households with TV sets tuned to a specific programs. |
rating |
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According to TV commentator Jeff Greenfield, commercial television primarily exists as an _________ ________. |
advertising medium |
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American political conventions were able to broadcast nationwide for the first time because of AT&T's national ________ _______ _______. |
coaxial cable hookups |
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_______ contend the main flaw with ratings today is that ratings are religiously followed to determine program offerings. |
Critics |
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FCC chairman Newton Minow in 1961 said that television was a "________ _________." |
vast wasteland |
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In the last ____ years, the commercial broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX) share of ________ -_________ audience has dramatically ___________because of cable, satellite TV, and ____________ programming. |
25; prime-time; decreased; syndicated |
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Philo T. Farnsworth developed the __________ _______ _______ to reproduce an electronic image more clearly |
cathode ray tube |
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________ ________ scandals in the 50s caused a ___________ in advertiser-produced programming |
Quiz shows; reduction |
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The Telecommunications Act of _______ allows one company to own ________ __________ that reach up to ____% of US homes. |
1996; TV stations, 35 |
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The two men who developed network TV and held the country's largest interest in radio were David ____________ and William __________ |
Sarnoff and Paley |
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A _________ is software that allows people to search electronically among many documents |
browser |
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A ___________ ___________ _________ is the equipment that delivers programs from their source to subscribers. |
digital communication server |
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Digital transmission of written words, audio and video are translated and stored as ______. |
bits |
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_________ _________ _________ concern the rights of creative people to be compensated for the use of their work. |
Intellectual property rights |
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__________ or __________ __________ means a method of squeezing information into a tiny electronic package |
signal or data compression |
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The Communications Decency Act, outlawing certain Internet content was struck _______ by US Supreme Court in ________. |
down; 1997 |
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The __________ is a combination of thousands of computer networks sending and receiving data world-wide. |
internet |
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The person most responsible for creating world wide web is _______ ___________-_______ |
Tim Berners-Lee |
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The term "_____________" means media that combine text, graphics, sound, and video. |
multimedia |
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The tool used to locate information in a computer database is a ________ _________. |
search engine |
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_________ ________ involves creating understanding for or good will toward a company, person, or product. |
Public relations |
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Major difference between PR and Advertising: Advertising people are usually _____ involved in corporate policy decisions and public relations people are usually ______ involved with company policy decisions |
not; am |
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Advertisers use a ________ based on the cost of reaching _______ people to determine where to run their _____. |
formula; 1,000; ads |
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Getting a newspaper to write stories about a new toy is an example of __________ _______ _________. |
product public relations |
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Many firms attempt to use _____ to get favorable media coverage of their products b/c it is _______ to get a publicity release published then to purchase an ______. |
PR; cheaper; ad |
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The __________ _________ ___________ can order an advertiser to stop a deceptive ad campaign. |
Federal Trade Commission |
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The largest employer of public information people in the US is the __________ ___________. |
federal government |
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The term "______________" refers to the analysis of audience characteristics such as sex, age, marital status. |
demographics |
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The ubiquity of advertising means that advertising is _________. |
everywhere |
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_________ marketing is pass-along advertising messages |
Viral |
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____________ concerns the payment of cash or gifts by recording companies to disk jockeys or program directors in exchange for ______ ______. |
Payola ; air play |





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