Test 2 for cs100 PDF

Title Test 2 for cs100
Course Introduction to Media History
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Discussion questions: Consumer Culture:

1. In what ways is consumption / consumer society prevalent on campus? 2. Think through the concourse as a commodity space – what kind of ‘dream worlds’ are there? 3. Think of the Imaginus poster sale, brochures / booths for travel, Starbucks, bookstore, vending machines, video displays, etc. What kinds of ‘worlds’ are being promoted in this space? Social Impact: 1. What does their use and their peers’ use of media say about the current environment. How is their identity grounded? What is their sense of community?

TV:

1. What is the difference, in your experience, between attending a live event (movie, concert, play, sporting event) and watching that event on TV? Or on your phone? - When going to live events there are a lot more tangible elements that are present compared to viewing it at home which makes the experience overall much more engaging and lively. There is just a different atmosphere when you are there in person watching the action instead of watching it on a tiny screen. M 2. How do these different formal structures impact what is being communicated? 3. What can TV do that the live event cannot and vice versa? 4. How do different viewing situations (home, dorm...


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