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What is a BIONICODE?
A BIONICODE is something that
communicates
meaning, such as colours or sounds.
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How does the meaning of a BIONICODE
change?
The meaning of a BIONICODE changes according to the
context
in which it is used.
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What is an ACTION CODE?
An ACTION CODE indicates that some action will follow in the
narrative
.
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Give an example of an ACTION
CODE
in a narrative.
A couple being intimate in a bedroom while the camera shows the husband's car pulling up is an example of an ACTION CODE.
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What does ANCHORAGE refer to in media texts?
ANCHORAGE refers to the words that accompany an
image
, giving it meaning.
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How does changing the caption affect an image?
Changing the caption alters the way the audience
interprets
the image.
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What is the difference between a closed text and an open text?
A closed text has an
anchor
that guides interpretation, while an open text allows for personal interpretation.
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What is the ARC OF TRANSFORMATION in a narrative?
The ARC OF TRANSFORMATION refers to the
emotional
changes a character undergoes throughout the story.
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What does ASPIRATIONAL mean in media texts?
ASPIRATIONAL refers to media that encourages the audience to desire more
wealth
and a higher social status.
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What is AUDIENCE SEGMENTATION?
AUDIENCE SEGMENTATION is the division of a
target
audience based on diversity and range of programs.
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What is an AVATAR in gaming?
An AVATAR is the player's
representation
of themselves within the game.
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What is BACK STORY in a narrative?
BACK STORY
provides
background
information about a character or event that occurs
before
the
main narrative.
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What are BINARY OPPOSITES in media texts?
BINARY OPPOSITES are examples of opposite values, such as
good vs evil
.
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What is BRAND IDENTITY?
BRAND IDENTITY is the
association
the audience makes with a brand over time.
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What is a BROADSHEET?
A BROADSHEET is a larger
newspaper
that publishes more serious news.
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What is the purpose of a CAPTION in media?
A CAPTION explains the
meaning
of an image.
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What is CHANNEL IDENTITY?
CHANNEL IDENTITY
makes a
channel
recognizable
and
different
from others.
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What does CONNOTATION refer to?
CONNOTATION refers to the meanings attached to a
description
.
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What are CONVENTIONS in media texts?
CONVENTIONS are the
expected
elements
in a
particular
media
text.
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What is CONVERGENCE in media?
CONVERGENCE is the coming together of separate media industries due to
technological
advances.
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What are COVER LINES in magazines?
COVER LINES suggest the
content
to the
reader
and often contain
teasers.
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What is CROSS-PLATFORM MARKETING?
CROSS-PLATFORM MARKETING is distributing a text across
various
media formats.
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What is a DEMOGRAPHIC CATEGORY?
A DEMOGRAPHIC CATEGORY groups consumers by
age
,
sex
,
income
, and
profession
.
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What does DENOTATION mean in media texts?
DENOTATION is the
description
of what can be
seen
or
heard
in a media
text.
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What is DIEGETIC SOUND?
DIEGETIC SOUND is sound that can be seen, like a
gun firing
.
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What is an ENIGMA CODE?
An ENIGMA CODE increases tension by releasing bits of
information
.
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What does ETHNOCENTRIC mean in media coverage?
ETHNOCENTRIC means focusing on stories closely related to the
reader's
concerns.
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What is ETHOS in media?
ETHOS
is what the
channel
believes
in and its
role.
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What is a FEATURE in a magazine?
A FEATURE is one of the main stories in an
edition
of a magazine.
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What is a FLEXI NARRATIVE?
A FLEXI NARRATIVE is a complex structure with interweaving
storylines
.
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What do the FOUR Cs stand for?
FOUR Cs stands for Cross Cultural Consumer Characteristics.
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What is a FRANCHISE in media?
A FRANCHISE is an entire series of
films
including the original and its sequels.
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Who are GATEKEEPERS in media?
GATEKEEPERS are responsible for deciding which stories appear in
newspapers
.
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What is GENRE in media texts?
GENRE groups media texts that share similar
conventions
.
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What does HEGEMONIC MALE REPRESENTATION refer to?
HEGEMONIC MALE REPRESENTATION asserts that men hold the
dominant
social position.
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What is HORIZONTAL INTEGRATION?
HORIZONTAL INTEGRATION is when a
conglomerate
consists of companies producing
similar
products.
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What is HOUSE STYLE in a magazine?
HOUSE STYLE is what makes a magazine
recognizable
to its readers.
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What is a HYBRID GENRE?
A HYBRID GENRE incorporates
elements
from more than one genre.
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What does HYPER REALITY mean?
HYPER REALITY is a state where reality and fiction become
indistinguishable
.
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What is the HYPODERMIC NEEDLE MODEL?
The HYPODERMIC NEEDLE MODEL suggests that audiences respond
uniformly
to media texts.
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