Federal Communications Commissions Regulate the broadcast media
the internet and satellite radio
compromise of national security
This is talking about our social media and what we allow,"according to America" what we allowed in our broadcast.
the airwaves availible for radio and tv broadcasting are limited, the government decides who can use them.
The broadcast media influences public opinion in the US by being biased, not reporting all of the news but only reporting what they want the public to know, and by reporting false news.The entertainment media influences public opinion because too many people believe that what they see on television or in the movies is real.
Broadcast media is much more strictly regulated than print media. This is an attempt to keep children from seeing the horrific things that are going on in the world.
The broadcast media are more regulated than print media because of the frequency. The frequency signal interferes with each other unlike print media, which doesn't have to worry about frequency signals.
what is the meaning --broadcast media
The "broadcast spectrum" -- the range of wavelengths available for radio, television, etc. -- is limited, so there has to be a way to decide who gets a bit of it and who doesn't. But there's an unlimited supply of paper, so there's no restriction.
Broadcast media is regulated by government agencies such as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the United States, which sets guidelines and enforces regulations on things like content standards, ownership rules, and licensing. Additionally, industry self-regulation through organizations like the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) and codes of conduct can also play a role in regulating broadcast media.
Canada's Olympic Broadcast Media Consortium was created in 2007.
radio
They are both categorised as broadcast media.
Broadcast media is the streaming of movies directly to a media device. Hulu, Verizon, Xfinity and Uverse are just a few of the companies that offer this service.
radiated media
The word "simulcast" refers to events broadcast over two or more media, for example, radio and television.
Print Media Broadcast Media 1. The print media can be accessed only by readers - Literacy needed 1. The broadcast media can be accessed by anyone. No literacy needed. 2. The print media is accessed by elderly group on an average 2. Broadcast media attracts the younger age group 3. When we read the newspaper we increase our knowledge level 3. on the other hand broadcast media may not increase our knowledge level too much. Ex: Idiot box, Soap box. 4. Long sentences are used in the print media addresses the issue in detail to describe the incidence 4. Short sentence are used in the broad cast media to as to save time and to keep the news in the precise format 5. In the print the reporter usually delivers the news items directly -His writing is there. 5. whereas in the broadcast media news casters deliver the news. Indirect usage- Noise may intrude. 6. news is always organized in space. 6. News is organized in time. 7. In print media we usually use past tense 7. In the broadcast media we usually use present tense 8. There is always permanency of the news item that has been published in the paper 8. In the broadcast media there is less permanency of the news item released 9. The news items that are printed in the paper presents facts and information 9. News in the broadcast media mostly present impressions 10. News items that are published basically use inverted pyramid style to mark the importance of the news items that has been published 10. the broad cast media uses a square technique to represent the news are rolling out 11. The print media news is ideal for investigating reporting. Indirect evidences can be explained. 11. The broadcast media can investigate only when they have direct evidence. Explaining indirect evidence takes time. Now they follow STING Journalism. 12. The print media coverage is slow coverage when compared to broadcast of media 12. The broadcast media uses hi-fi technology for transferring of information from the news center to the intended recipient. Hence it is very fast 13. There is in depth analysis of news data collected 13. In broadcast media there is shallow analysis of news data collected 14. The print media tries to use 5 w's and 1 H for the news. 14.Broadcast media has no time to explain 5 W's and a H.