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Task：
In this exam, you need to answer 9 questions below (not an essay, directly answer each
question), each answer should be approximately 2-5 sentences or 200 words for each answer.
QUESTIONS
1. Briefly explain the rise of consumer culture in the late 19th and early 20th century, and the
new sociocultural values that early consumer advertising helped promote, giving examples. (3
points)
2. How did the telegraph change journalism and the newspaper industry? Identify and explain
two changes. (2 points)
3. How did photography historically contribute to colonialism and racism? (2 points)
4. What do film historians mean when they argue that early film exhibition was a way for rural
or marginalized audiences to “become modern”? (1 point)
5. How does wireless radio come to be primarily understood as a one-to-many broadcasting
medium in North America, rather than a two-way communication medium? (2 points)
6. What is “magazine concept” advertising in the U.S. television industry, and how does it shape
the history of broadcasting? (2 points)
7. What is the World Wide Web? How is it different from earlier ways of using of the internet
and what role does the web play in the internet’s development? (3 points)
8. Summarize the concept of media convergence, including its technological, industrial, and
cultural aspects, and give an example for each. (3 points)
9. How do most post-Web 2.0 digital platforms make money? (2 points)
Sources:
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Requirements
Must meet the requirements below:
All answers must be written fully in your own words. Direct quotations and/or text taken
word-for-word or only slightly changed from lectures or readings are not allowed and
will result in lost points.
Citations are not required but all other academic integrity rules apply, and students are
not allowed to work together, copy, or share answers.
Requirements: clear, correct, concise answers
This exam is from the course BOOK & MEDIA HISTORIES
Task：
In this exam, you need to answer 9 questions below (not an essay, directly answer each question), each answer should be approximately 2-5 sentences or 200 words for each answer.
QUESTIONS
1. Briefly explain the rise of consumer culture in the late 19th and early 20th century, and the new sociocultural values that early consumer advertising helped promote, giving examples. (3 points)
2. How did the telegraph change journalism and the newspaper industry? Identify and explain two changes. (2 points)
3. How did photography historically contribute to colonialism and racism? (2 points)
4. What do film historians mean when they argue that early film exhibition was a way for rural or marginalized audiences to “become modern”? (1 point)
5. How does wireless radio come to be primarily understood as a one-to-many broadcasting medium in North America, rather than a two-way communication medium? (2 points)
6. What is “magazine concept” advertising in the U.S. television industry, and how does it shape the history of broadcasting? (2 points)
7. What is the World Wide Web? How is it different from earlier ways of using of the internet and what role does the web play in the internet’s development? (3 points)
8. Summarize the concept of media convergence, including its technological, industrial, and cultural aspects, and give an example for each. (3 points)
9. How do most post-Web 2.0 digital platforms make money? (2 points)
Sources:
Each question needs at least 2 sources (so 18 in total) and cite them using APA. You can only use sources in the uploaded Test Resources.docx (you can mainly focus on required readings), so outside sources are NOT allowed. I will request refund if you fail to meet this requirement
In order to access the sources in Test Resources.docx, you need to use the following information (just click the link in the Test Resources.docx and login using following information)
account name: laiyifa1
password: Laiyifan123456
Please let me know either you cannot access to the sources or you find it is very hard to use some of sources.
Requirements
Must meet the requirements below:
All answers must be written fully in your own words. Direct quotations and/or text taken word-for-word or only slightly changed from lectures or readings are not allowed and will result in lost points.
Citations are not required but all other academic integrity rules apply, and students are not allowed to work together, copy, or share answers.
Test resources:
Test resources:
Week 13: Re-Introduction: Entering the Electric Era
Week 14: Advertising and Consumer Culture
Readings:
Optional resources
video:
Week 15 – Telegraph and Telephone
Readings
Optional resources
Week 16 – Photography
Readings
Optional resources
Week 17 – Moving Pictures and Film
Guest lecture: Dr. Jessica Whitehead (Italian Studies/Cinema Studies)
Readings
Optional resources
video:
Week 18 – Recorded Sound
Guest lecture: Dr. Michael O’Connor (Christianity & Culture/Book & Media Studies)
Readings
Optional resources
video:
Download Prof. O’Connor’s slides .
Week 19 – Radio and Wireless
Readings
Optional resources
video:
Week 20 – Television
Readings
Optional resources
video:
Week 21 – Computers
Guest lecture: Dr. Scott Richmond (Cinema Studies)
Readings
video:
Download Prof. Richmond’s slides .
Week 22 – Media Convergence and the Internet
Readings
Optional resources
video:
Alternate link for (if you hit a paywall).
Week 23 – Networked, Mobile, and Social Media
Readings
Optional resources
video:
Week 24 – Winter Term Review / Wrap-Up
Video: