Television
Television is a mass communication medium where people watch television programs and advertisements. In the United States, television is the primary source of news and entertainment programming. There are two types of television broadcasting: over-the-air (OTA) and cable/satellite. OTA broadcasts use radio waves transmitted via antennas attached to the top of buildings to send signals directly to televisions inside homes. Cable and satellite services deliver content via fiber optic cables or wireless networks.
Radio as mass communication business model
Radio is a broadcast mass communication medium that uses electromagnetic radiation to communicate messages to listeners. AM and FM radio stations transmit audio using modulated radio waves. Internet radio provides streaming digital music to users who access the internet.
Newspapers
Newspaper publishing is a business model based on selling printed copies of newspapers to readers. Most newspaper companies have both daily and weekly editions. Many newspapers offer additional online content and subscriptions.
Magazine Publishing
Magazine publishing is a business model that produces periodicals, such as magazines, newsletters, and journals. These publications often focus on topics such as fashion, sports, politics, science, technology, education, and finance.
Book Publishing as mass communication business model
Book publishing is a business model where authors write books and publishers print and distribute them to bookstores. Books may be sold individually or in sets.
Film Production as mass communication business model
Film production is a business model where producers create movies, TV shows, commercials, and video games. Filmmakers work closely with actors, directors, writers, editors, cinematographers, makeup artists, set designers, costume designers, and others involved in film making.
Music Recording
Music recording is a business model where musicians record songs and albums. Musicians collaborate with songwriters, arrangers, engineers, mixers, mastering engineers, and other professionals involved in music production.
