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RTF 115 Unit 2 Practice Questions and Answers (100% Pass) Who invented the device which lets us hear through speakers, and what is it called? - Answer️️ -Lee de Forest; an Audion vacuum tube (created in 1907) When did radio's focus stop being general? - Answer️️ -Around the 1950's What 3 things could radio have been, and what is it now? (Hint: Who could have controlled it?) - Answer️️ -Military controlled, government controlled, or a Public Radio Model; it is now controlled...

RTF 115 Exam 3 Practice Questions and Answers (100% Pass) Hollywood Studio System - Answer️️ -Big 5 Studios + Little 3 Studios Vertical Integration - Answer️️ -the combination in one company of two or more stages of production normally operated by separate companies. Block Booking - Answer️️ -an early tactic of movie studios to control exhibition, involving pressuring theater operators to accept marginal films with no stars in order to get access to films with the most popular...

When is approach information provided to the pilot? :~~ Initial contact or as soon as possible Name three arrival items that Approach Controls will forward to non approach control towers. :~~ position, call sign and type What constitutes a re-portable value of rvr? :~~ 6000 feet or less Issue current touchdown rvr when? :~~ prevailing visibility is 1 mile or less there is a reportable value 6000 feet or less issue both mid-point and roll out when the value of either is less then 2...

Pulmonary ROSH Review Questions and Answers |100% Pass A 25-year-old man presents for evaluation of fever and cough. He reports last week that he was diagnosed with influenza. In the last 2 days he developed a worsening cough productive of large amounts of sputum. Vital signs are T 101°F, HR 98, BP 120/60, RR 18, and 95% oxygen saturation on room air. His chest X-ray demonstrates a lobar infiltrate in the left lower lobe. Which of the following would you most likely expect to see on the ...

Digital Convergence -:- can refer to the intersection of all data content in digital format (writing, sound, pictures), intersection of media technologies with computers (books, tv), intersection of corporations that deal with this type of technology (apple, Disney), intersection of social processes that deal with this type of technology (news, education, entertainment). Important because it allows for the collaboration of different types of media forms in a new digital format. Tech...

Long Shot -:- Orientational Shot. Medium Shot -:- Information Close Up Shot -:- Important detail Basic Shot Progression -:- General to specific. Mirrors how we look at something in real life. Shows where in the world you are. Long shot to medium shot to close up . Denotative meanings of shots -:- LS: Orientation or master shot MS: Info shot where you get most info from visually and in terms of dialogue. When characters are talking. Relationships. CU: Important detail of obje...

RTF 305 Exam 2 Questions and Answers (100% Pass) Long Shot - Answer️️ -Orientational Shot. Medium Shot - Answer️️ -Information Close Up Shot - Answer️️ -Important detail Basic Shot Progression - Answer️️ -General to specific. Mirrors how we look at something in real life. Shows where in the world you are. Long shot to medium shot to close up . Denotative meanings of shots - Answer️️ -LS: Orientation or master shot MS: Info shot where you get most info from visually an...

Media literacy is... from most educational curriculum? -:- Absent ... encourages people to seek out information that reinforces their existing beliefs -:- Confirmation Bias Media literacy education encourages us to be ... about the media we consume -:- Critical According to the Buzzfeed News article, the top fake news post of the 2016 election generated hundreds of thousands of Facebook impressions and said that which world figure "shocked the world" by endorsing Donald Trump? -...

Genre development from radio to TV -:- • Same formats o Soap operas, mystery, ect TV networks relation to radio networks -:- • TV was built on the same model as radio: commercial broadcasting • Same networks: NBC, CBS, and ABC • Same govt approach: regulated monopolies (FCC again) Factors for economic success in Broadcast TV -:- • TV could reach into the home, constructed itself as a "domestic medium" • Many interested in TV ads • TV allows us to imagine ourselves ...

1st Amendment protections for media -:- freedom of speech or of the press Limitations of 1st Amendment rights -:- Are applicable to everyone Are without political bias Serve a significant governmental interest Leave ample alternative ways for the communication to take place Regulation before distribution -:- Education (school news papers) National security Clear and present danger to public safety Commercial speech Obscenity 2 0 2 4 / 2 0 2 5 | © copyright | This work may not be...