1. Deconstructing Media Introduction

2. Anatomy of Media Media Analysis: Five Core Concepts

3. Books Magazines Newspaper Print Genres Genre – a category of “things” (in this case media) distinguished by recognizable features

4. Film Genres Genre – a category of “things” (in this case media) distinguished by recognizable features Entertainment Documentary

5. Radio Genres Genre – a category of “things” (in this case media) distinguished by recognizable features Music Talk

6. Television Genres Genre – a category of “things” (in this case media) distinguished by recognizable features

7. Internet Genres Genre – a category of “things” (in this case media) distinguished by recognizable features While the internet can serve as a distribution channel for genres already discussed, it also has several unique formats, especially those that involve user- created content.

8. Internet Genres Genre – a category of “things” (in this case media) distinguished by recognizable features

9. The Five Core Concepts of Media Analysis

10. *AUTHOR* Core Concept: Core Analysis Question:

11. *AUTHOR* explores two fundamental insights about media:

12. *AUTHOR* CONSTRUCTION

13. *AUTHOR* CHOICE:

14. *AUTHOR* Goal of Analysis:

15. *AUTHOR* Guiding Questions:

16. *FORMAT* Core Concept: Core Analysis Question:

17. *FORMAT* Goal of Analysis:

18. *FORMAT* Guiding Questions:

19. *AUDIENCE* Core Concept: Core Analysis Question:

20. *AUDIENCE* Goal of Analysis:

21. *AUDIENCE*

22. Guiding Questions:

23. *CONTENT* Core Concept: Core Analysis Question:

24. *CONTENT*

25. Goal of Analysis:

26. *CONTENT* Guiding Questions:

27. *PURPOSE* Core Concept: Core Analysis Question:

28. *PURPOSE* Three Key Purposes:

29. *PURPOSE* Goal of Analysis:

30. *PURPOSE* Guiding Questions: