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  - What is Radio? - Radio Programming - AM vs. FM - The Language — What is Radio? — Radio Programming — AM vs. FM — The Language of Radio — Mass Media of Radio Plan:

  • Radio isoneofthemostaccessible, most flexible, andcheapestformsofmass communication, providingentertainmentand newstomillionsofpeopleallovertheworld primarilythroughthebroadcastvoice. • Radio isoneofthemostaccessible, most flexible, andcheapestformsofmass communication, providingentertainmentand newstomillionsofpeopleallovertheworld primarilythroughthebroadcastvoice.

  Analysts have identified the following uses and gratifications for radio audiences: ► Radio gratifies Analysts have identified the following uses and gratifications for radio audiences: ► Radio gratifies certain psychological needs, such as the need for companionship and a sense of community. ► Needs can be fulfilled without giving up other activities when somebody listens to the radio, whereas television demands more of the audience’s attention. ► Radio provides the information for conversations. ► People use radio to ‘structure’ their day.

  • Time • Space • Words • Sound Effects • Music • Silence • Time • Space • Words • Sound Effects • Music • Silence

  Mass. Mediaand. Intimacyof Radio. Language • Becauseofthediverse rangeofspeech styles, with thepredominant beingscriptedinforma lity, radiocreatesan Mass. Mediaand. Intimacyof Radio. Language • Becauseofthediverse rangeofspeech styles, with thepredominant beingscriptedinforma lity, radiocreatesan enigmaforquestions concerningthenature ofinstitutionalpowera ndhowinstitutionsdef inethemselves through language.

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  The language, speech, and talk wouldseemtobedesignedaround adirectintimatecodeofaddressusu allyfound“ordinary” ormundaneinteraction. Thusthe voiceofradio, thedefiningfeatureof the institution, The language, speech, and talk wouldseemtobedesignedaround adirectintimatecodeofaddressusu allyfound“ordinary” ormundaneinteraction. Thusthe voiceofradio, thedefiningfeatureof the institution, isacontriveddisplayofo rdinaryintimateconversation.