2732: CASE STUDY: Audiences and Institutions. Section A: New Media Technologies Read the passage carefully and answer all parts of questions 1 and 2 which.

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2732: CASE STUDY: Audiences and Institutions

Section A: New Media Technologies Read the passage carefully and answer all parts of questions 1 and 2 which follow.

An article titled Battle for the next- gen DVD adapted from the BBC News online: gy/ stm

Questions 1 and 2a can be answered mainly by reference to the passage and may be answered in note form. Question 2b requires you to relate your wider knowledge of the topic to the material in the passage. You will be rewarded for your use of relevant media terminology and for your understanding of the concepts of Audience and Institution in all of your answers. 1 (a) Which four media companies does the passage suggest are involved in the Blu-ray format? [8] (b) What is meant in the passage by the consumer will appreciate compatability with current DVDs? (lines 19–20). [4] (c) Explain the main differences between the two new proposed formats. [8]

2 (a) In what ways is this battle similar to that over video in the 1970s? [5] (b) The next generation DVDs will be able to store much more material than current DVDs. How far are issues of storage and/or compatability significant for other new media? [20]

Answer either question 3 or question 4. You should make detailed reference to examples from your case study material to support points made in your answer. Your answer should be written in continuous prose.

Either 3 To what extent are new media technologies changing the way that audiences consume the media? [45] Or 4 Discuss the way media industries develop and promote new media technologies. [45]

Section B: Media Ownership Read the passage carefully and answer all parts of questions 1 and 2 which follow.

An article adapted from Indies challenge Sony BMG merger on the BBC News Online: nment/music/ stm

Questions 1 and 2a can be answered mainly by reference to the passage and may be answered in note form. Question 2b requires you to relate your wider knowledge of the topic to the material in the passage. You will be rewarded for your use of relevant media terminology and for your understanding of the concepts of Audience and Institution in all of your answers.

1 (a) According to the passage, which four record companies own 80% of the worlds music? [8] (b) What is meant in the passage by against the principles of a competitive marketplace? (line 9).[6] (c) What is meant by an indie label in the context of this passage? [6] 2 (a) What is meant by the long term health of the entire music industry? (lines 10–11). [5]

(b) The passage discusses the opposition of the independent record companies to the merger between Sony and Bertelsmann because, in their view, it will create an imbalance in the music markets. How far do you think globalisation is an issue for media sectors which you have studied? [20]

Answer either question 3 or question 4. You should make detailed reference to examples from your case study material to support points made in your answer. Your answer should be written in continuous prose.

Either 3 How far do media owners need to respond to changing audiences and changing technologies? [45] Or 4 Discuss the reasons why it might be in the interests of media organisations to expand. [45]