Media Industries, Institutions and Ownership
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This Media Industries, Institutions and Ownership page on GoConqr gathers community-made flashcards, mind maps, quizzes, slides and notes, from media sectors and job roles to ownership, synergy and regulation. It's built for school students revising a topic, university students filling gaps, professional candidates and teachers after ready-made material. There are over 360 resources here, including more than 19 quizzes and over 230 mind maps, mostly at secondary level with some university material. Pick a deck, try a quiz to find your gaps, then build your own maps.
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- Media Sectors and Products43
- Types of Media Companies18
- Media Ownership and Control23
- Media Convergence and Synergy8
- Media Funding and Revenue9
- Media Regulation5
- Media Production and Job Roles38
- Media Distribution and Audience Engagement27
- Digital Media and Industry Change11
- Cultural and Creative Industries8
- Media and Democracy6
- Postcolonial Media and Political Economy6
- The BBC14
- Magazine and Newspaper Industry15
- Film Industry5
Top Media Industries, Institutions and Ownership resources
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Mind map Political Economy Communication -
77 cardsUNIT 1 DIGITAL MEDIA SECTORS AND AUDIENCES What is meant by the term 'Synergy'?
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18 cardsSociology a2 revision notes Trends in ownership and control
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17 cardsMagazine Industry - The Big Issue
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21 cardsiMedia job roles and sectors Name the THREE stages of production
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7 questionsThe Media September Recap Quiz Which of these is an example of traditional marketing
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19 cardsCDM Revision PP Questions What are the different media sectors?
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11 cardsUnit 8 MEDIA INDUSTRY PART 2 Name the media sectors
Quizzes
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Political Economy Communication
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Media Sectors i forgor -
Why Does it Matter Who Owns the Media? Essay Planning
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What media institution will distribute my product? This is my work displaying the media institution that will distribute my product
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Essay 1 - Why does it matter who owns the news media? General Planning for the Essay
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Unit 1: Mind map of terms Mind-map of terms for Digital Media Sectors & Audiences
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77 cardsUNIT 1 DIGITAL MEDIA SECTORS AND AUDIENCES What is meant by the term 'Synergy'?
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18 cardsSociology a2 revision notes Trends in ownership and control
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17 cardsMagazine Industry - The Big Issue
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21 cardsiMedia job roles and sectors Name the THREE stages of production
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19 cardsCDM Revision PP Questions What are the different media sectors?
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11 cardsUnit 8 MEDIA INDUSTRY PART 2 Name the media sectors
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98 cardsREVISION FOR Unit 1: Media production & regulation What are the 5 stages of media production
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82 cardsUnit 1 Digital Media Sectors and Audiences
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Media Essay Plan - Section B May 2015 To what extent does media ownership have an impact on the successful distribution of media products in the media area you have studied?Media ownership question - Institution, warp and working title, maybe Dis...
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Media facts Physical distribution: discs, blue-rays, posters, books. Digitial distribution: download, streaming, websites. Online: media distributed through the internet. Physical: combination of computer hardware and an op...
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the media industry the media industry can be divided into two broad sectors, traditional media and new media traditional media includes film, television, radio and print publishing such as posters, billboards, magazines and newspa...
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GoConqr OriginalWhat the resources cover
This page brings together material on who makes media, who owns it and how it is controlled. Many flashcard decks follow the BTEC and Creative iMedia style of study. The deck iMedia job roles and sectors asks you to name the stages of production, plus technical, creative and senior job roles. The deck on digital media sectors and audiences covers terms such as synergy, tabloids and broadsheets, and who owns The Sun.
Ownership and theory
For deeper ideas, look at the deck on trends in ownership and control of the mass media. The Sociology a2 revision notes deck covers horizontal integration, vertical integration, diversification, synergy, technological convergence and pluralist theory. The Political Economy Communication mind map brings in Smythe, Mosco and Melody, the consciousness industry and the power of advertising.
Where to start
- Begin with iMedia job roles and sectors to learn the basic vocabulary.
- Move to CDM Revision PP Questions, which covers regulators such as Ofcom, the ASA, PEGI and the BBFC.
- Read the mind maps called Ownership and Ownership and Control of Media to see how the ideas connect.
- Finish with case studies such as the BBC mind map and the Magazine Industry decks on The Big Issue, Men's Health and Empire.
Using quizzes and maps together
Read a mind map first, then take a quiz such as The Media September Recap Quiz or Unit 1: Media Production & Regulation. Note the questions you miss and go back to the matching map or deck. Repeat until the terms feel familiar.
Where it sits
This unit belongs to the Media Industries and Regulation strand of Media studies. The resources mention GCSE Media Studies, A-level Media Studies, Creative iMedia and BTEC courses, so you can match them to your own course.
Choose one deck or map today, then try a quiz and see which ideas need another look.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I open first?
Start with the flashcard deck iMedia job roles and sectors. It covers the stages of production, types of media and job roles, which gives you the vocabulary for the rest of the page. After that, try the deck on digital media sectors and audiences.
What do the mind maps cover?
The mind maps range from Ownership, Media Institutions and Funding of Organisations in Media Industries to the BBC, the Polish Media System and Political Economy Communication. Some are lecture maps on cultural industries and digitalisation, so you can choose between exam-style and university-style material.
Which exams do these resources suit?
The listed resources mention GCSE Media Studies, A-level Media Studies, Creative iMedia and several BTEC Media courses. Most are at secondary level, with some university lecture material on ownership, power and political economy. Check your own course requirements before relying on any one resource.
Are the resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource on this page is free to open, study and take, with no account needed. They were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr itself, so it is worth checking them against your own course materials.
Can I save my quiz scores or make my own resources?
A free account saves your quiz scores and lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. You could turn a deck on synergy or ownership into a quiz of your own and test yourself on it.
What if the topic I need is missing?
Try a nearby resource first. Ownership and Control, Media Institutions and the regulation notes overlap with many topics. If the gap remains, make your own mind map or flashcards and fill it yourself.