mass media key terms

4. TV programming that blends political news and information with entertainment
5. ___ new; Stories that focus on celebrity and personality rather than underlying issues
7. _____ journalism; Trying to attract an audience using sensationalized and oversimplified news coverage
9. ____ media;Media attention costs money for a candidate, politician, party or interest groups for like pamphlets, flyers and commercials.
10. ____keeper;How long a politician or expert speaks on the news
13. Combining together; two competing newspapers join together to form one or ABC and Espn all joining Disney
14. _____ media; Sources of information that appeal to a wide audience, including newspapers, radio, television, and Internet outlets
15. media Media coverage that a politician receives without paying for it. E.g., debates, social media accounts, traditional news articles or interviews
16. Targeting media programming at specific populations within society
17. ______ frenzy;Whether true or not, scandals often crowd out discussions of policy

1. Investigative journalism popular during the early twentieth century concerned with reforming government and business conduct
2. ______ press;Media attention costs money for a candidate, politician, party or interest groups for like pamphlets, flyers and commercials.
3. How long a politician or expert speaks on the news
6. ________ media; media that pre-dates the internet
8. Media role where they are on the look out for corruption and wrongdoing; investigative journalism/muckraking
9. _____ press;Media that attempts to attract a bigger audience by being non-partisan (and inexpensive)
11. _____ journalists are Ordinary individuals who collect, report, and analyze news content
12. one sided
15. Media role where they tell the public WHAT to think about an issue
18. media Media found on the internet; e.g., social media, blogs, websites, etc.