STUDY GUIDE
Disclosure: All material in chapters 3, 4, 5 (Internet, Print, Radio/Sound Recording) (and lecture) is fair game.
How to use this guide: for terms listed below (e.g., "Wikis"), it would be good to know the general definition and maybe an example or two. For other topics to study, I may have a longer question ("Benefits and problems of newspaper chains?")
Material from the test may include, but is not limited to the following…
• Names associated with the invention of Radio, Photography, Penny Press, and the World Wide Web (a few that might be good to know... Benjamin Day, Vint Cerf, Tim Berners-Lee....)
• What is a bit?
• p. 95... revenue models for digital media (advertising, subscription, e-commerce)
• Analog media examples
• Table 3-1 on p.71
• Capabilities of Digital TV (from Chapter 3)
• Wikis
• Digital Divide
• History of the Internet
• Books in the digital age
• HTTP
• Technological determinism
• WWW inventor, year
• First web browser
• Open source
• Gutenberg's printing press
• John Peter Zenger
• What kind of comics prompted the Comics Code Authority? (Crime? Horror? Romance? Sci-Fi?)
• Payola
• Current challenges of magazines
• What is muckraking?
• Advantages of digital information over analog?
• Benefits and problems of newspaper chains? p.121
•Three major trends of the book industry
•Radio before, during, and after WWI
• Radio Act of 1927
• Matthew Brady
• Vint Cerf
• What is the DMCA (Digital Millenium Copyright Act)?
Essay question topics (you will get a couple options and pick one)
• The Penny Press
• Digital Music, piracy and the effects
• The Telecommunication Act of 1996
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