TYPES OF

MEDIA

Presented by Maricar E. Mangubat

LEARNING
GOALS
By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

Classify contents of different media types

Define media convergence in different context

Discuss to class on how a particular individual is portrayed in
public using different type of media
WHAT IS
PRINT
MEDIA?
Refer to paper publications such as books,
newspapers, magazines, journals, newsletters,
and other materials that are physically printed
on paper.
 FORMS
Book

Newspaper

OF Magazine

Journal

Newsletter

Gazette
Pamphlet
Brochure

PRINTMEDI Leaflet and flyer

 Newspaper- printed on a daily or weekly basis, it contains a
wide range of articles which appear on the different sections
such as news, business, lifestyle, sports, and entertainment
sections.

Two types of newspaper:

• Broadsheet- a newspaper that is printed in a large sheet of
paper.
• Tabloid - a newspaper that is about half the page size of
an ordinary news paper and that contains news in
condensed forms and much photographic matter.

Book - it is a reading material that can either be fictional or

nonfictional.

Book as reference materi:als

• Almanac- contains detailed information about the countries
around the world,
• Dictionary- used to find the word's definition, etymology,
pronounciation, forms and its syntical and idiomatic uses.
• Atlas- the collection of maps showing geographic features,
political boundaries, including climatic, social and economical
statistics of a specific area.
Magazine - a periodical publication
released weekly, monthly, or
quarterly. It contains articles on
various topics depending on the
subject or area the magazine covers.
Journal - it contains information articles
and provides accurate reports on specific
topics such as medicine. It can be
composed to a magazine as it targets a
particular type of audience.
Newsletter- it was published either weekly or
monthly, it can be a bulletin where a company
or an organization informs its reader about the
updates and happenings in their institution or
Brochure- it is a small
company
book or magazine that
contains pictures and
information about the
Gazette- pertains to an official products or services
publication of a government offered by a company
organization or an institution which
is intended for public notices or
listing of appointments

Leaflet and flyer- refer to a

Pamphlet- a small booklet, printed sheet of paper which
leaflet or a primer, it contains contains information about a
a detailed yet easy to product for advertising
understand, text with images. purposes.
BROADCAST MEDIA
It consist of programs produced by television networks and radio stations. It also
airs audio and video materials for the public's information, interest, or leisure.
FORMS OF BROADCAST MEDIA
2. Television - it is one of the most visible appliances at • Radio - attributed by an
home. It is equipped with an electronic system capable of Italian inventor, Guglielmo
sending images and sounds by a wire or through space. Marconi, when he made the
Vladimir Kosma Zworykin, known as the father of wireless telegraph in 1895.
television as he owns the patent rights. Philo Taylor
Using radio waves, he was
Farnsworth was credited as the inventor of the modern
able to transmit Morse Code
television for the succesful demonstration of the
transmission of television signals. using the instrument he
made.
Tne data was transmitted by the
radio through electric currents or
3. Films - it is similar to television frequencies. The radio can be set
show as it offers a variety of themes to AM (amplitude modulation)
and genres. It can be about drama, or FM (frequency modulation)
comedy, horror, action, an animation,
or a documentary
 NEW
MEDIA
Most of the students and professionals can now access information quickly and easily because of the internet. Users
allow to browse different websites and communicate with each other through the web. The internet is an electronic
communication network that connects computer users through various networks and organizational computer facilities
around the world
FEATURES OF THE INTERNET
• Web page - the hypertext document on the world wide
web. This was delivered by a web server to the user and
displayed in a web browser.
• Hypertext - a text which contains links to other texts. It is
referred to links that connect web pages to one another
within a single website or between websites.
• Instant messaging - a user can interact with another user
through online chat in real time.
• E-mail - a user can send information to other people in
any part of the world. The information can be encoded on
the message area or attached as a document.
• Distance Education- students can now study online on
any part of the world.
• E-book- refers to a digital or electronic version of a
printed book, which can be accessed with the use of a
computer or a gadget
• Online Shopping - provides consumers
more choices of products with a new or
unique concept of buying and selling of
goods.
• Media Convergence - it interconnects
information with communication
technologies, computer networks , and
media content. To maximize the
features of the internet, one needs to
have a stable and reliable internet
connection.
THANK
YOU!

Maam Karya