I think what you are trying to say is that film is an "example of" mass communication. In other words, film (or movies) is one of the mass media. A mass medium sends out a message to a large and often distant and anonymous audience; we don't know who is listening to our radio show or who is reading our book, and the audience could come from anywhere. (And by the way, "medium" is singular-- radio is a mass medium. Radio and television are mass "media," plural.) Examples of mass media are radio, TV, movies, books, magazines, the internet, and newspapers. All of these are in the category known as "mass communication."
journalism include all media sources with whom we can be in touch with masses and mass means people and communication means to communicate,so there is no such difference,its same.yes there is a bit difference because we add mass communication word because in journalism we are taught how to communicate with people and how to make that communication successful.
Actually, it is "mass" communication (two words) you are asking about. Mass communication refers to using a mass medium to send your communication. The mass media (medium= singular, media= plural) include radio, television, newspapers, magazines, books, movies, internet, and recorded music. Your message to the audience might be spoken, or it might be written. It might be songs, political speeches, interviews with celebrities, jokes, talks by experts about medicine or sports, or some other kind of communication... But when you send it out by using the mass media, that is how mass communication occurs. Mass communication can reach large audiences-- in fact, it can reach people all over the world. But often, the audience is anonymous (we don't know, for example, who heard that song or who liked that speech); and mass communication also does not offer instant feedback or an instant reaction -- there is a delay between when the person hears (or reads or watches) it and when they can react to it. For example, I just wrote a new book and maybe you will buy it. But while I am sending my communication through the mass medium of books, it will take a while between the time you buy it and read it, and when you can get back to me to tell me what you think.
Mass communication is important in the modern age for a variety of reasons. For example, the global economy relies on mass communication such as the internet.
Aim of communication is to inform, to educate and to entertain. It is also aim of Mass Communication.
its refers collection of all media technologies..that are intended to reach a large audience via mass communication.....
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Mass communication is anything that gets to lots of people. For example, tv, radio, and newspapers are all mass communication.
how can i find the variable between communication and mass communication
Mass Communication is a process of communication in a large group of people by the help of a medium.
Mass Communication is the ability to reach a large audience all at once. Such as the national newscast on television reaches millions of people at once.
I think what you are trying to say is that film is an "example of" mass communication. In other words, film (or movies) is one of the mass media. A mass medium sends out a message to a large and often distant and anonymous audience; we don't know who is listening to our radio show or who is reading our book, and the audience could come from anywhere. (And by the way, "medium" is singular-- radio is a mass medium. Radio and television are mass "media," plural.) Examples of mass media are radio, TV, movies, books, magazines, the internet, and newspapers. All of these are in the category known as "mass communication."
Mass communication
Mass communication is different from other forms of communication in that it all takes place in public, even if its participants are never in the same room with each other. Reciprocal one-on-one communication is not possible in mass communication, except if it takes place in front of an audience.
journalism include all media sources with whom we can be in touch with masses and mass means people and communication means to communicate,so there is no such difference,its same.yes there is a bit difference because we add mass communication word because in journalism we are taught how to communicate with people and how to make that communication successful.
mass communication!
Actually, it is "mass" communication (two words) you are asking about. Mass communication refers to using a mass medium to send your communication. The mass media (medium= singular, media= plural) include radio, television, newspapers, magazines, books, movies, internet, and recorded music. Your message to the audience might be spoken, or it might be written. It might be songs, political speeches, interviews with celebrities, jokes, talks by experts about medicine or sports, or some other kind of communication... But when you send it out by using the mass media, that is how mass communication occurs. Mass communication can reach large audiences-- in fact, it can reach people all over the world. But often, the audience is anonymous (we don't know, for example, who heard that song or who liked that speech); and mass communication also does not offer instant feedback or an instant reaction -- there is a delay between when the person hears (or reads or watches) it and when they can react to it. For example, I just wrote a new book and maybe you will buy it. But while I am sending my communication through the mass medium of books, it will take a while between the time you buy it and read it, and when you can get back to me to tell me what you think.