Electronic Media: Then, Now, and Later 3e
Norman J. Medoff and Barbara K. Kaye
TEST BANK: Chapter 9
True/False
1. The rise of the information age has created a paradigm shift in communication;
communication is no longer a linear process but circular.
2. BBS can be considered the origin of interactive social gaming.
3. To be considered social network sites, the user-generated content must be created within
professional routines and practices.
4. YouTube is popular but cannot be used as a substitute for television.
5. Twitter has allowed ordinary citizens to break important news stories.
6. Blogs can be considered “watchdogs” of both the government and the media.
7. Blogs are social network sites.
8. Social media have had some success generating social and political change but not the
wholesale change some have hoped for.
9. The Internet has changed how we process information and reduced our ability to concentrate.
10. Ambient awareness is blamed for a decline in journalistic substance.
11. Emoticons are different from emoji.
12. Online users are concerned about privacy, but most adults believe social media are secure.