A story about how a factory is leaking pollutants into the local water supply, and suggests that people boycott its products is an example of which type of journalism?

The cultural period characterized by technical innovations was called the:

Approximately what percentage of income do magazines derive from advertisers?

The most repetitive and consistent messages of a particular medium are described in:

An individual who watches a great deal of television may come to view the world as more violent and dangerous than it actually is

Four of the five bestselling novels in Japan in 2007 were cell phone novels.


Requests for extensions, special consideration, letters of recommendation, etc.  must be made during office hours and not over email.

The process by which previously distinct technologies come to share tasks and resources is called:

For Plato, only this kind of communication can produce the truth:

The format of most magazines allows for: