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Updated and streamlined for an enhanced learning experience!A leader in the Canadian mass communication market, The Media of Mass Communication offers a unique genre breakdown of the discipline and gives and overview of mass communication with some theoretical background. Beginning with a focus on mass media such as print, sound recordings, movies, radio, television and the internet, it then moves on to mass messages, looking at news, public relations, advertising and entertainment, and finishes with an analysis of mass media issues, including media research, law and ethics, media effects, global mass media, and others.The Sixth Canadian Edition contains updated Canadian content, updated and improved MyMassCommLab, current issues such as global warming and the rise of online media, and a simplified and improved physical presentation. Along with previous features, it now includes “Learning Ahead” and “Learning Checks” to help you prepare for and track their comprehension.
This text investigates the structural evolution and societal impact of mass communication systems within the Canadian landscape. Authors John H. Vivian and Peter J. Maurin provide a comprehensive framework for understanding how media industries function, drawing upon historical context, theoretical models, and contemporary data. The book serves as an academic introduction to the complex interplay between media producers, content delivery, and the public sphere.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators frequently cite this text as a foundational resource for introductory media studies courses in Canada. Readers note the clarity of the updated presentation and the effectiveness of the integrated digital learning components in reinforcing core concepts.
Page Count:
328
Publication Date:
2011-02-15
Publisher:
Pearson Education Canada
ISBN-10:
0205005934
ISBN-13:
9780205005932
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