Types of Media USUAL OBSERVABLE SEQUENCE OF MEDIA FORMS:
PRESS CINEMA RADIO TELEVISION
VIDEO INTERNET GAMES / WWW 1. PRINT MEDIA •Also known as press •Refers to materials that are written and are physically distributed. •Printing press by Johannes Gutenberg (1440) •Forms of print media: books, newspaper, or magazine. According to Baran (2010) “Books are the very first mass media in human history.” BOOKS NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE - Contains records of past - Advertising-based experiences and human - Mostly used for advertising knowledge products - Provides opportunities for - Catches the interest of people escape and personal reflection (example: reading a novel) - Digital books= e-books 2. FILM or CINEMA •Audio-Visual Media •Considered as impressionable and has cathartic effect to its audience. •Reflects the desires, ideologies, and sensibilities of a culture. 3. Broadcast Media • Coined as “household media” because it can be found in any corner of a home. • 2 Forms of Broadcast Media: - Television - Radio AM (Amplitude Modulation) – dominated by news format. FM (Frequency Modulation) – music and entertainment. 4. Video Games •Continue to increase because of interactivity and interconnectivity. •“From game consoles to personal computers to the internet and cellphones” – (Baran, 2010) •The internet, however, is a development in media technology that is at the heart of all convergence that you see occurring in traditional media. Points of Intersection among Media Forms SYNERGY CONVERGENCE Interaction of 2 or more Combination of various agents or forces so that elements to create a new their combined effect is product. greater than the sum of their individual effect. Example of Synergy:
ABS-CBN
ANC CINEMO MYX
Example of Convergence: Media type Convergence 1. Book * E-book * Print on demand (pod) 2. Newspaper * Online version * Mobile application version 3. Magazine • Online publishing • Custom publishing • Movement from print to television 4. Film • Sequels, remakes, franchise • Television, comic book and video game remakes 5. Radio • Digital radio • Internet based radio/ podcast • Radio on television