TTS Sociology Grade 12
Across
- 1. A large corporation that owns many smaller companies across different industries
- 3. Theory arguing media content is shaped by consumer demand and market competition
- 8. Marxist view that media owners directly manipulate content for profit
- 9. Perspective arguing new media creates new forms of surveillance and control
- 11. Baudrillard concept of copies replacing reality with no original existing
- 15. The filtering process where editors decide which events become news
- 16. A state where representation and reality blur in a media saturated society
- 17. Galtung and Ruge criteria used by journalists to judge newsworthiness
- 18. Model by Herman and Chomsky explaining how media filters distort news
Down
- 2. Cohen concept of exaggerated media reaction causing public panic over a group
- 4. Systematic distortion of reality by media to serve powerful interests
- 5. Ownership strategy of controlling different media types like print and TV
- 6. Gramscian concept where ruling class values become naturalised as common sense
- 7. Process where journalists voluntarily suppress news to avoid backlash
- 10. News gathered and reported by ordinary citizens using new media tools
- 12. The power of the media to dictate what issues the public thinks about
- 13. Perspective arguing new media democratises information and empowers users
- 14. The suppression or control of media content by state or corporate bodies