| (3 cr.) This course is a survey of media history. Students
observe how media industries have developed and
changed over time and study the relationships
between various industries. The historical,
political, economic and social contexts in which
media have operated also are discussed. Particular
attention is given to major events in media
history, and how those events have shaped the
contemporary media. Finally, students are
introduced to archival research and have an
opportunity to examine historical artifacts,
including photographs, newspapers, magazines,
books, newsreels, movies, records, tapes, etc.
Prerequisite: EN 102; Every Year, All |
