Types of Media: Print, Broadcast, New Media (Lecture)



PRINT
BROADCAST
NEW MEDIA
Book
Newspaper
Magazine
Journal
Book
Newspaper
TV
Radio
Magazine
Mimeograph
Journal
Film/ Cinema
YouTube
Social Networking Sites
Smartphones
TV

Print Media- information in tangible form
Broadcast Media- media with large audience
New Media- media from the 21st century and can connect people in many ways

MEDIA CONVERGENCE
PLATFORM
EXAMPLE
Communication
Social Networks
Viber, Telegram, Twitter, Messenger, Line
Education
Learning Management System
Edmodo, Quipper, Google Classroom
Advertisement/ Commercial
Product Advertisements
Video Ads in between videos online, Site Ads, E-Posters
News
News Agency
Official Online Site (Inquirer, Manila Bulletin, Philippine Star, GMA. ABS-CBN), Official Social Media Accounts (Inquirer, Manila Bulletin, Philippine Star, GMA. ABS-CBN)
Entertainment
Multimedia Personality
YouTube Stars (Pewdiepie, Karlie Kloss, Lily Singh)
Cover Singers (Moira Dela Torre, Boyce Avenue)

SYNTHESIS

  • New Technologies’ advancement enabled connections in all media
  • Media Convergence allows new opportunities like jobs and new platforms for commercialization
  • A New Media like Twitter is one of the platforms where people can get quick news and can be re-tweeted for sharing. Facebook, a worldwide platform, connects people and making spreading information and knowledge faster.
  • People can know a person through what they have seen in social media, but it can be unreal since people don’t necessarily present their true selves in media.

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