MEDIA MIL

• Print Media


  • Newspaper
  • Magazine
  • Book
  • Posters
  • Flyers
  • Catalogs
  • Coupons
  • Comic Books
  • Post Card
  • Letters
  • Yearbook
• Newspaper


  A printed publication (usually issued daily or weekly) consisting of folded unstapled sheets and containing news, feature articles, advertisements, and correspondence
• Magazine


  Printed periodicals, typically released on a monthly or bi-monthly basis. They are usually geared towards a specific intended audience, and they often have a specific focus or niche
• Book


  A written or printed work consisting of pages glued or sewn together along one side and bound in covers
• Posters


  Used to advertise products and brands in public spaces. They are often seen in spaces such as bus shelters, on the sides of buildings, in cinema foyers, and in subways
• Flyers


  Handheld advertisements that are typically distributed in public places such as on street corners or in bus shelters. They may also be mailed directly to potential customers
• Catalogs


  Printed media that demonstrate and promote the inventory of a shop. They typically contain product photos, descriptions, pricing information, and contact information
• Coupons


  A type of promotional discount offered by retail stores or manufacturers. As print media, they are typically distributed through newspapers, direct mail, or on flyers
• Comic Books


  Illustrated stories that tell a story through image sequences rather than paragraph-form writing. Targeted at youths, they tend to feature superhero characters and include elements of fantasy or science fiction
• Post Card


  Personal form of print media that are usually just sent and seen between a small group of people. They are still popular with people who are traveling and want to send messages to their family at home
• Letters


  Generally a one-to-one form of communication between either two individuals or a business and an individual
• Yearbook


  Published compilation of photographs and other images typically documenting the events of a school year. Yearbooks are generally published annually, though some schools opt for biennial or triennial publications
• Print media is any form of media that exists in a printed, in-based form. It's contrasted to digital media which, in many ways, is a technological innovation that superseded it. Nevertheless, many forms of print media persist to this day in niched-down formats. While print media is never going to go away entirely, it will continue to evolve out of the mainstream as the world is increasingly digitized. New media has significant advantages including the fact it can be shared and stored more easily.
• Broadcast Media


  Media such as radio and television that reach target audiences using airwaves as the transmission medium
• Digital or New Media

  Content organized and distributed on digital platforms. Involve the digitization of communication. Any kind of media which can be processed, analyzed, stored and distributed by electronic digital machines or devices.
• Websites


  A group of World Wide Web pages usually containing links to each other and made available online by an individual, company, or organization
• Blogs


  Personal websites where people can write about their lives and thoughts on various topics. Now, anyone can create a global audience for their writing
• 1. E-mail


  Messages distributed by electronic means from one computer user to one or more recipients via a network
• Mobile Apps


  Allow to handle information instantly and in real-time. It is not necessary to charge a laptop, everything can be consulted from the cell phone. Excellent communication channel between organizations and their users or clients