1. What is “participatory culture” in the context of digital media? a) A culture where media consumption is passive b) A culture where consumers actively participate in the creation and distribution of media content c) A culture dominated by professional media producers d) A culture focused on traditional forms of media Correct Answer: b) A […]
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1. Which term refers to the process where media content is reused, repurposed, and reinterpreted by users, often across different platforms? a) Media Convergence b) Media Remixing c) Transmedia Storytelling d) Media Recontextualization Correct Answer: b) Media Remixing Explanation: Media remixing involves users taking existing media content and altering it to create new interpretations or
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Discover the iconic films that achieved historical firsts in Indian cinema, including ‘Raja Harishchandra,’ ‘Alam Ara,’ and ‘Mother India.’ These movies are the cornerstones of India’s cinematic legacy.
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Discover how the DAGMAR model helps advertisers create clear, measurable objectives, but also explore the challenges it faces in a dynamic digital environment.
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1. Which of the following is an example of “narrowcasting” in mass communication? a) Broadcasting a live sports event on national television b) Sending targeted advertisements to specific demographics online c) Airing a popular reality TV show d) Publishing a front-page article in a major newspaper Correct Answer: b) Sending targeted advertisements to specific demographics
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1. What does the “spiral of silence” theory suggest about minority opinions? a) Minority opinions tend to be more persuasive. b) Minority opinions are often silenced due to fear of isolation. c) Minority opinions are amplified by the media. d) Minority opinions do not influence public discourse. Correct Answer: b) Minority opinions are often silenced
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Who can resist the allure of a good magazine? With their vibrant covers and captivating content, magazines have become a beloved medium for many. Whether you’re into fashion, politics, business, or current affairs, there’s a magazine tailored just for you. Magazines come in all frequencies—weekly, fortnightly, monthly, and even yearly—each packed with the latest news
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Journalism and Mass Communication Objective Questions (DMCQ) Q1. Tilak is connected with the paper (a) India(b) Hindustan(c) Vande Mataram(d) Maratha Correct Answer: (D) Maratha Explanation: Bal Gangadhar Tilak was associated with the newspaper Maratha, which he used as a platform to promote his nationalist views. Q2. Who was called a ‘fighting editor’ by Gandhi? (a)
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