1) What was the relationship between audience and institution in the pre-digital age?
There is a relationship between the two. The relationship is that they are both there to provide information in a way.For example, an audience is there to read and understand the information they institutions give them. This gives them enough time to do everything.they all want to make sure that they have enough to show everyone.
2) The article gives a lot of examples of major media institutions. Choose three examples from the article and summarise what the writer is saying about each of them.
There are many examples to talk about. For example, Disney they have always provided films and books and merchandise for their audiences. This gives them praise as many people like to give them that. Another one is BBC they there purpose is to inform and thats what they do. The last one is that Marvel they are really big and well-known with everyone as well like Disney.
3) The article ends with a section on the digital age. Summarise this section in 50 words.
Digital media has always been a big impact in the world. It has been beneficial and useful. Digital media will always be changing and show different things overtime.Digital media will always be changing. technology has been a massive and changes all the time and as that changes so does the digital media.
4) How do YOU see the relationship between audience and institution in the future? Will audiences gain increasing power or will the major global media institutions hold sway?
I see that digital media will always have a big impact on the world and the way it does is through technology and the internet.As technology changes so does the internet. For example, iPhone has been successful and always will be. It has always changed in different ways and has been improving in what they do.
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