Quiz 2

local television stations that have made agreements (affiliations) with a network to broadcast programmers offered by that network rather than another.

The requirement in television news and current affairs to present both sides of an argument or issue.

A section of society defined by their relationship to economic activity wether as workers (the working class) or possessors of economic power (the bourgeoisies), for example.

The purchase, use, and display of particular goods and services in excess of those needs for subsistence as a means of outwardly demonstrating one's superior wealth, class, and social status.

a form aiming to record actual events, often an explanatory purpose to analyze and debate an issue.

a television form combining dramatized storytelling with the ‘objective’ informational techniques of documentary. Abbreviated as ‘dramadoc’ or docudrama’

the skills and competence that viewers that viewers learn in order to understand easily the audio-visual ‘languages’ of media texts.

the sale of products associated with a television program, such as toys, books and clothing.

a television institution that transmits programs through local or regional broadcasting stations that are owned by or affiliated to that institution

obtaining services from an independent business rather tan from within a television institution usually as a means of cutting costs.

the provision of a mix of programs that inform, educate and entertain in ways that encourage the betterment of audiences and society in general.

the aim for presentations to produce reality faithfully, and the ways this is done.

programs wehre unscripted performance of 'ordinary people' is the focus of interest.

the sale of programs for regional television broadcasters to transmit with their territory.

the electronic system which beams television signals from the ground to a satellite for onward transmission of a television institution elsewhere.