media

[روان 01]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
شلونكم ان شاء الله بخير
إخوتي وأخواتي
عندنا موضوع بحث باللغة الإنكليزية عن وسائل الإعلام وهذي أسئلة أرجومنكم تجاوبون عليها وبراحتكم ولكم مني كل الشكر


what are the good points and bad pointsof media do you think? وياليت كل وسيلة على حدة

what do you know about histry of media ? ( any info do you know ) 2

which kind of media do you prefer to use

what do you think about futur of media

thanks alot

[روان 01]

بانتظاركم

[روان 01]

hello

[ياسمينة ..]

وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته ،

أرجومنكم تجاوبون عليها

عزيزتي لم أفهم المطلوب بالتحديد.. يعني موضوع واحد يشمل الاجابة على جميع الأسئلة؟ ادا نعم، كم طول الموضوع تقريبا؟

[روان 01]

عزيزتي *روان* مشكورة حبيبتي على الرد

عزيزتي تقدرين تجاوبين على الأسئلة في موضوع واحد وبأي طول تريدين ( على حسب كم المعلومات اللي معاكي)
وتقدرين تجاوبين على الأسئلة كل واحد على حده
أتمنى أكون وضحتلك
وجزاكي الله خيرا

[روان 01]

والله العظيم زعلتوني
يعني مافيه أحد رد علي ليش
جاوبوا على أي سؤال واعطوني أي معلومة تعرفونها بسيطة ولا معقدة طويلة ولا قصيرة بس please ردوا

[ياسمينة ..]

ما بيهون علينا زعلك يا رورو
بس بتعرفي رمضان شاغل الجميع..

معظم المعلومات من الانترنت..

what are the good points and bad pointsof media do you think? وياليت كل وسيلة على حدة

direct mail
advantages: personal, high geographic and demographic selectivity
disadvanatages: high cost, most people don't respond

Newspapers
Advantages: flexibility; good local market coverage; broad acceptability
Disadvantages: short life; poor printing quality

Television
Advantages: wide coverage; low cost per exposure
Disadvantages: high total costs; less audience selectivity

Radio
Advantages: good local acceptance; high geographic and demographic selectivity; low cost
Disadvantages: audio only; low attention

Magazines
Advantages: high geographic and demographic selectivity; credibility and prestige; high quality printing; long life and good pass-along readership
Disadvantages: high cost

Internet
advantages: global coverage, cost effective
disadvantages: very low audience selectivity

what do you know about histry of media ? ( any info do you know ) 2

Media history hangs together with the invention of the spoken word. This primary and, in one sense, immediate form of communication is that which the media mediate. Some theorists of linguistics say that the capacity for language is intrinsic in the nature of human beings. Although it maybe difficult to learn a specific language as an adult, learning a "native" language comes naturally to children. The introduction of writing can be traced back to about 6,000- 5,000 BCE. In its beginnings writing was employed for the special requirements of religion and trade. Well before the emergence of writing the graphic and plastic arts represented mediated communication. They originated around 40,000-14,000 BCE.
Around 1455, Johannes Gutenberg produced the first western typeset book with the moveable-type printing press. The Chinese were the first to use an analogous technology, but it was Gutenberg who brought it to market in a way that others could learn how to do it, and hence he is credited in the West with opening the era of print or "the Gutenberg era." Gutenberg’s printing press had a profound effect on the way books were made and as a result increased the number of books produced. The modern concept of books originated about the second century CE. These books were mostly used for religious purpose. The format of the pre-Gutenberg books contained no numbered pagination, and, hence, no indexes, and employed a system of abbreviation that was appropriate to those who knew the texts orally, but confuses those to whom the text is new. Navigation of text was very difficult. A few years later, around 1461, the first illustrated book was developed and with it began the first tries at multimedia.
The telephone made its debut in 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell. While some places used the telephone technology for entertainment the United States saw it as a point-to-point medium and as a highly advanced means of communication with people. The invention of the telephone allowed one to be in contact with almost any person on the planet. News and sports events could be delivered in seconds. To increase the range of communication a network of phone lines and switching stations was developed. People also had to develop proper telephone etiquette. Since you could not see the person you were talking to, face- to- face gestures that were common in normal conversation would not suffice on the telephone.
Much of the work involving radio and television was also done in the 19th century. Guglielmo Marconi patented a transmission system in 1896 and the first Trans–Atlantic transmission was made in 1900. Radio was originally called wireless telegraphy and was designed as a means of communication between ships at sea. R. A. Fesseden first transmitted music and speech in 1906. The first broadcast station, KDPA, was created in 1920 by the Westinghouse Corporation in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. News, music, sports events, and drama programs were broadcast on a regular basis. With the development of the radio, events such as the Hindenberg explosion, reports of the bombing of London in World War II and the dramatization of H.G. Wells’s book War of the Worlds could be broadcast to live audiences.
The Television's development was dependent on the transmission signals of the radio. A Russian born American named Vladimir Zworykin patented an electronic scanner called and iconoscope in 1928, which made it easier to receive television signals. As a result several news organizations saw the opportunity to deliver news faster. The British Broadcasting Corporation began scheduled television broadcasts in 1936. Early events were shown live and as time went on they were replaced by taped shows. Radio and television did not replace printed text because most or all of which was found on television could be found in books and magazines.
The first electronic computer took the form of the ENIAC and was developed at the University of Pennsylvania in 1946. Initially the first electronic computers were designed to help with payroll and mathematical problems. Data and programs had to be manually brought to the computer. In the 1950’s teletype machines and electric typewriters were eventually integrated into the electronic computer allowing it to look somewhat like the modern computer wit a monitor and keyboard. In the 1970’s the personal computer was developed and through corporations like Apple Computer Company and Microsoft Corporation it became a popular item among home and professional workers. The U.S. Department of Defense created a system of linked computers called ARPANet a few years before the personal computer. A user at one point in the country could dial up another computer and have control of its functions. ARPANet went commercial and was then used by a research company called Dialog. Around the 1980’s e-mail (electronic mail) was developed and a company called CompuServe was selling e-mail and network services to anyone with a personal computer. Another form of mail was an electronic bulletin board called a news group. Some researchers have discovered that people tended to be more open with their feelings on the computer than on written mail or the telephone. The Internet, which delivers e-mail, can channel digital and published works such as: journals, newspapers, books, news, radio and magazines all over the world.

رابط ممكن يفيدك :

http://aaswebsv.aas.duke.edu/focus/it/media/index.html

which kind of media do you prefer to use

جوابي الخاص:

I prefer to use the internet because it is distinguished with ease of accessability, and covers the widest range of subjects. moreover, the internet user has the privilage of determining the subject of interest .

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جزاكي الله خيرا أختي العزيزة روان
مشكورة حبيبتي ألف شكر على المعلومات القيمة
يعطيكي العافية وكل ماتتمنين
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