Across
- 3. Refers to the 1st amendment of the U.S. Constitution
- 4. False or misdleading information spread through the media landscape
- 7. Broad categorizations and labels applied to people, groups, or trends
- 9. The mathematical formula used to determine what shows up on a social media feed
- 11. Websites and apps used for self-expression and networking
- 13. Media companies closer to the fringe of availability and popularity
- 15. The ability to access, comprehend, analyze, or create a variety of media
- 17. The person or group that publishes media
- 18. Media companies that are widely available and well-known
Down
- 1. Any underlying theme or subtle meaning in media content
- 2. How most media companies make the majority of their profits
- 5. The banning or quieting of specific content
- 6. The viewer, listener, follower, or subscriber
- 8. The level of awareness and respect shown to cultural backrounds and identities in media
- 10. The level of inclusiveness and availability of media content
- 12. A popular media personality, typically in social media circles
- 14. Includes television, news, movies, music, video games, etc.
- 16. The intended set of media consumers