Media platform is how you look at something, for example weather you use a platform such as Facebook.

Media device is what you use to view the media on, am example of a media device could be a mobile phone.

Media sector is the type of media that you are looking at, some examples of this are; films, news.

Media product is what they distribute the media through.

Analogue is when analog data can be stored.

Digital media is an electronic way of looking at the media.

Cross-Media synergy is when two types of media work as one.

Individual audience consumption is when you look at media by yourself.

Group audience consumption is when you look at media such as a movie with other people such as friends.

Technological convergence is when a device does more things then it is made for, for example a mobile phone was originally made to call people now a days you can get apps to play games and socialize with others using apps such as Facebook.

Consumer-generated content is another way of saying UGC or user generated content, this is when the consumer makes a comment on the media they have seen.

Regulatory bodies:

Advantages:

The advantages of having regulatory bodies are that they help us know what kind of content there can be in a movie or any other type of media. For example it lets us know if the content has got any violence, swearing etc, and this is useful because there might be someone who does not want to view any of those things or if your kid was going to view this media you might not want them to see something that they might see. It also allows you to find what you are looking for easier because it would say what is included in the content.

Disadvantages:

The disadvantages of regulatory bodies is that the producers of any type of media might find it harder to create a product because they would have to make sure that they meet the regulatory bodies rules. Also they would have to make sure that the content they produce is for every type of audience so that everyone can enjoy the product.

Keywords:

Primary research is when you carry out a way of your own to find the answer that you are looking for and you can do this by using a questionnaire.

Secondary research is when you use someone else's research to find out what you are looking for and this can be done by looking it up online.

Quantitative research is facts based of from statistics.

Qualitative research is a way to understand the reasons behind a problem.

Objective questions is a question used to go against what another person is saying.

Subjective questions is based on personal opinions, assumptions and interpretations.

Reliable questions is

Valid questions is