
Mass Communication and Media
Communication and Culture
ISBN #978-1-952023-57-6

Mass Communication and Media
Paxton Gray
Scott Rackham, MS
This course introduces key media theories and practices and examines the history of mass communication and its influence on society. Topics covered include media literacy, propaganda, marketing, law, and ethics.
Course Objective
This course explores essential media theories and practices, focusing on the history and societal impact of mass communication, covering topics such as media literacy, propaganda, marketing, law, and ethics.
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