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Discuss implications for new technology in mass communications. (I)
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Contrast and compare the functions of popular and elite cultures. (II)
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Contrast and compare international media systems and world-press
theories. (III)
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Discuss global village, examining its contribution to world
understanding and ultimate peace. (IV)
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Define and evaluate news elements in relation to the news-selection
process. (V)
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Analyze ethical press problems. (VI)
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Evaluate the significance of comic strips and political cartoons as
part of the media. (VII)
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Assess the concept of "form over content" as it exists in today's
society . (VIII)
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Discuss the change, growth and needs of the public relations industry
in society today. (IX)
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Differentiate between the form, content and consequence of mass media.
(X)
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Describe the marketing techniques used to produce a best seller. (XI)
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Discuss rationale for specialization of magazines. (XII)
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Describe the impact of radio on the American public. (XIII)
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Trace the history of popular music in a mediated society. (XIV)
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Discuss the effects of television on society. (XV)
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Trace the history of the cinema industry and identify its effect on
society today. (XVI)
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