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Forms of Media

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digital media
Noun

any form of media content that is stored, transmitted, and accessed in digital format, encompassing various types of multimedia content such as text, images, audio, and video

Many people use digital media to stay connected with friends and family online.

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online media
Noun

digital content, such as articles, videos, images, and audio, that is published and accessed through Internet-based platforms and websites

Many businesses now use online media to advertise their products and services.

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social media
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social media
Noun

websites and applications enabling users to share content and build communities on their smartphones, computers, etc.

She spends hours on social media connecting with friends.

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streaming media
Noun

the real-time delivery of audio and video content over the Internet, allowing users to access and enjoy the content without the need for downloading

I spent the afternoon watching movies on a streaming media service like Netflix.

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broadcast media
Noun

the distribution of audio and video content, such as television and radio programs, to a wide audience through over-the-air transmission or cable or satellite networks, providing mass communication and entertainment

Broadcast media has a powerful influence on public opinion.

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print media
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print media
Noun

the traditional form of mass communication, such as newspapers, magazines, books, and other printed materials, that convey information and entertainment through ink and paper

Many people still prefer print media for getting in-depth articles and features.

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mainstream media
Noun

the collective body of established and widely recognized media outlets that cater to a broad audience, shaping public opinion and providing news, information, and entertainment within the boundaries of conventional norms

The story was all over the mainstream media, so everyone heard about it.

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alternative media
Noun

different sources of information and communication that offer alternative views, question what is commonly believed, and focus on voices not usually heard in mainstream media

Alternative media often provides a space for marginalized communities to express themselves outside of traditional media channels.

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state media
Noun

media outlets, such as television stations, radio stations, newspapers, or online platforms, that are owned, controlled, or heavily influenced by the government or state authorities

In some countries, state media is the only source of news available to the public.

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mass media
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mass media
Noun

widespread forms of communication, including TV, radio, newspapers, magazines, and the Internet, that reach a large audience with news, information, and entertainment

Mass media plays a big role in shaping how people view world events.

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interactive media
Noun

digital content or platforms that enable active user participation and engagement through interactive features and two-way communication

The app uses interactive media to guide users through step-by-step instructions for cooking a meal.

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outdoor media
Noun

advertisements or promotional messages displayed in public spaces, such as billboards and digital screens, targeting audiences outside of their homes or workplaces

The city council put up outdoor media to inform the public about the new recycling program.

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advertise
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Verb

to make something known publicly, usually for commercial purposes

The new movie release was heavily advertised through television, social media, and billboards.

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journalism
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Noun

the profession of collecting and editing pieces of news and articles either to be published in a newspaper, magazine, etc. or broadcast

She studied journalism to become a reporter.

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