Mass Media Chapter 6 quiz
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| Synergy | An interaction that produces a combined effect greater than the sum of separate effects
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| Suspension of Disbelief | Occurs when you surrender doubts about the reality of a story and become caught in the story
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| Adolph Zukor | Innovative creator of Paramount as a major movie studio
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| Star System | Making actors into celebrities to increase the size of movie audiences
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| Studio System | When major studios controlled all aspects of the movie industry
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| Block Booking | A rental agreement through which a movie house accepts a batch of movies
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| Paramount decision | U.S. Supreme Court breakup of movie industry oligarchy in 1948
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| Federal Radio Act | Original law in 1927 for government regulation of U.S. broadcasting
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| Federal Communications Act | Revision of Federal Radio Act in 1934 to include television
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| Two-Tier System | Original U.S. broadcast infrastructure had two tiers, one of locally licensed stations, the other of national networks
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| Big Three | ABC, CBS, NBC
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| Newton Minow | FCC chair who called television a "vast wasteland"
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| Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) | Quasi-government agency that changes tax-generated funds into the U.S. noncommercial television and radio system
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| Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) | Television network for noncommercial over-air stations
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| CATV | Early local cable television systems; short for community antenna television
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| Gerald Levin | Used orbiting satellite to relay exclusive programs to local cable systems in 1975
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| CNN | First 24-hour television news service
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| Multisystem Operator (MSO) | A company that owns several local cable television delivery units in different, usually far-flung, communities
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| DirecTV | Larger of two U.S. satellite-direct companies
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| Dish Network | Satellite-direct company
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| Walt Disney | Pioneer in animated films
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| Indies | Minor movie studies; not among Big Five
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| Narrative Films | Movies that tell a story
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| Warner Brothers | A movie studio that introduced the first successful sound movie
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| The Jazz Singer | The first feature sound movie
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| The Singing Fool | The first full-length sound movie
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| Gone with the Wind | Pioneer color film
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| The Black Pirate | The first feature movie in color
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| Computer-generated imagery (CGI) | The application of three-dimensional computer graphics for special effects, particularly in movies and television
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| Animated film | Narrative films with drawn scenes and characters
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| Steamboat Willie | Animated cartoon character that became Mickey Mouse
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| Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs | First full-length animated film
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| Robert Flaherty | First documentary filmmaker
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| Documentary | A video examination of a historical or current event or a natural or social phenomenon
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| Frank Capra | Hollywood movie director who produced powerful propaganda movies for the U.S. war effort in WW2
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| Why We Fight | Frank Capra's war mobilization documentary series
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| Fairness Doctrine | A U.S. government requirement from 1949 to 1987 that broadcast presentations had to include both sides on competing public issues
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| Docu-ganda | Documentaries that seek to influence their viewers
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| Michael Moore | Producer-director of point-of-view documentaries
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| Webisode | A short episode of story line created for downloading to internet television or hand-held devices, the word is a contrivance of web and episode
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| Multiplex | Movie theater with multiple screens
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| Blockbuster | A movie that is a great commercial success; also used to describe books
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| B-movie | Low-budget movie; usually with a little artistic aspiration
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| Video on demand (VOD) | Viewer controlled access to content at anytime
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| TiVo | Digital recording and playback device for television
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| Time Shifting | Ability of viewer to change when they access programming
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