Showing posts with label terminology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label terminology. Show all posts

Friday, 21 September 2018

CROSSWORD GCSE Media Terms 1

A challenge to test your grasp of the terms we've learnt so far...

Click here for the crossword - when you type in an answer press return ... it goes green if you're right!

This is a great tool for individual or paired/group revision (for any subject) - its easy to create your own!

Friday, 10 February 2017

Crossword challenge 1

You can type directly into this; click through to https://crosswordlabs.com/view/gcse-some-major-terms
If you're really stuck, I can give you a list of the words used for answers - though you'll still need to match them up to the right answer!

2017 Y11 crosswords are below the read more link...

Saturday, 28 January 2017

MAGAZINES Institution - how digital disruption is transforming the print industry

You can find details of the many closures with a simple google.

Every media industry has faced massive, often brutal, change as a result of digitisation. New forms of distribution are transforming ways of operating, with new names like Spotify and Netflix rising to threaten the old, established giants.

The term used to describe this phenomenon and process is disruption, or digital disruption - the smooth ways of doing business have been challenged, changed ... disrupted.
USEFUL TERMS: DIGITISATION; DISRUPTION
INDUSTRY AWARENESSBecause of the challenge of digitisation (young people preferring screens to print, and advertisers moving online, taking their money away from magazines), many titles have closed recently, unable to survive the double whammy of falling circulation (sales) and loss of advertising revenue*If you really can't find current, ongoing titles, then you can use titles that were published during this current decade.       *magazines generally rely more on advertiser fees than the cover price to make money!


The story seems simple: digitisation means that print magazines are doomed - but there is, possibly, one exception - luxury magazines ... [article link]