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The Hell-Raiser Club Published without authority |
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Truth as defense for libel |
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Penny Press guy, New York Sun |
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Created NY Times *All the news that's fit to print* |
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Yellow Journalist, "big bussiness", "turns away" |
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San Fran Chronicle, sympathy for underdog, anti-big corp. |
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Media Mogul, General Magazine |
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Early literary magazine, Portfolio |
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Early Inventor, Physicist |
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Father of Radio, Inventor |
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Frank Conrad, 1920, First commercial radio station. no advertisements, selling & creating radio stations |
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"Golden age" of radio, Hindenberg disaster, War of the Worlds |
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Persistence of Vision Tubes |
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No beginning, middle or end |
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process goes on, (learning doesn't stop once this class is over, you remember things) |
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whats been introduced into the signal that distorts the message being transmitted (white flakes, static) |
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What is and isn't going to get through |
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delayed response from audience |
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How accurately a device reproduces its affect (sound or picture) |
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personal meaning or something you have assosiated with another thing |
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language determines thought |
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Communication by space, body space |
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Facial expressions, body gesture |
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continuous, more universal, hard to control, always present |
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Little to no research on content, use catchy headlines |
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taking emotional, dramatic, stories and playing it up to get people to read |
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Going after big business, fighting for the common man. *Standard oil = huge business |
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AT&T - Long distance lines, pay to broadcast whatever you want, WEAF = First Advertising |
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NBC, MSNBC - bought from GE |
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FCC grants no additional TV licenses |
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VHF continues (2-13) UHF added (14-83) Reserves 10% of channels for education Adopts NBC, compatible color TV system |
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Reception of signal Strength of signal Lack of programming |
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Making TVs that could actually get signals with bigger broadcasting reception |
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