TYPES OF MEDIA

 Print Media:
 Newspapers: Traditional newspapers provide news, editorials, features, and
advertisements.
 Magazines: Covering a wide range of topics from lifestyle and fashion to
specialized fields like science and technology.
 Books: Fiction, non-fiction, academic, and reference materials published in
print.
 Broadcast Media:
 Television (TV): Channels broadcasting news, entertainment, documentaries,
and other content.
 Radio: AM/FM stations and online streaming platforms providing news, music,
talk shows, and podcasts.
 Digital Media:
 Websites: Online platforms offering news, blogs, articles, videos, and
interactive content.
 Social Media: Platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok for
sharing text, images, videos, and connecting with others.
 Streaming Services: Platforms like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, and
Disney+ offering on-demand video content.
 Podcasts: Digital audio files available for streaming or download covering
various topics.
 Interactive Media:
 Video Games: Interactive electronic games played on consoles, computers,
or mobile devices.
 Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR): Technologies
immersing users in simulated or enhanced environments.
 Interactive Websites/Apps: Platforms allowing users to engage with content
through quizzes, polls, games, and user-generated contributions.
 Outdoor Media:
 Billboards: Large outdoor advertising structures displaying messages to
motorists and pedestrians.
 Transit Media: Advertising on public transportation vehicles like buses,
trains, and taxis.
 Street Furniture: Advertisements on bus shelters, benches, kiosks, and other
street fixtures.
 Cinema:
 Movies: Films shown in theaters or through digital platforms, ranging from
Hollywood blockbusters to independent productions.
 Traditional vs. New Media:
 Traditional media refers to established forms like newspapers, TV, and
radio.
 New media encompasses digital and interactive forms like social
media, streaming services, and online publications.
 Specialized Media:
 Trade Publications: Magazines or websites catering to specific
industries or professions.
 Academic Journals: Peer-reviewed publications presenting research
and scholarly articles in various fields.
 Niche Blogs/Podcasts: Platforms focusing on specific interests or
hobbies like cooking, fitness, or photography.