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20 jan 2018
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Inglês (EUA)
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Can you make this question below simple??
Using example of two different media described in this course, explain how one type of media “demassified” an earlier one?
In this context, can “demassified” mean like “take the place of” ?
Can you make this question below simple??
Using example of two different media described in this course, explain how one type of media “demassified” an earlier one?
In this context, can “demassified” mean like “take the place of” ?
Using example of two different media described in this course, explain how one type of media “demassified” an earlier one?
In this context, can “demassified” mean like “take the place of” ?
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- Inglês (EUA)
Demassify = to break down
Using two of the given media, explain how one broke down (analyzed) the other.
How did 'Media A' break down 'Media B'?
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- Japonês
Thank you. Is it like TV took advantage of its video technology and broke down Radio that can only produce audio??
- Inglês (EUA)
@4484k Yes, that example works.
TV's could use both visual (sight) and auditory (hear) technologies, while radios could only use auditory.
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