Topic
* 1 Attendance and introductions
V 2 Scope of the course
V 2.1 Sample questions from the final exam
* The height of an electromagnetic wave is called its amplitude
* The first newspapers in America, circulating in the 18th century, were inexpensive and enjoyed by all classes of readers
* Most of the original publishing houses in America, such as J. B. Lippincott (founded in 1792), Harper & Bros. (1817), and Houghton Mifflin (1832), are still independent companies unaffiliated with any other media firms.
V 2.2 Three Approaches
* Technological
* Historical
* Economic
V 2.3 Nine Media industries
* Books
* Magazines
* Newspapers
* Music
* Radio
* Movies
* Internet
* Public Relations
* Advertising
V 2.4 Keys to success
* Memorization
* Connections
* Application
V 3 Components of the Course
V 3.1 Resources
* Lecture
* Textbook
V Syllabus
* All the resources
* Lecture outlines
* Slide shows
* Blackboard
* Relevant Links and RSS feed
* Dropbox
V 3.2 Assignments (on Blackboard)
* 12 weekly quizzes
* Who owns the media in your town?
* Did we kill the music industry
* Profile of a media conglomerate
V 3.3 Exams
* Midterm Exam in late Feb
* Final Exam in May
V Objective exams
* difficult
* Average score of 70
V Based on material
* Covered in lecture
* Reinforced in the readings