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A futuristic cityscape with people standing before a large, shattered glass screen displaying glowing neon icons representing mass communication barriers such as noise, misinformation, and media bias, with a prominent red 'X' at its center, while individuals in the foreground engage with interactive screens for fact-checking and critical thinking.

Barriers to Effective Mass Communication

Favour Ibe Kalu14 hours ago14 hours ago016 mins

Mass communication refers to the process of transmitting information to a large, diverse and geographically dispersed group of people through…

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An illustrative image depicting the functins of Mass Communication on a graffiti-covered brick wall. A central hand holds a glowing brain inside a globe, symbolizing media's influence. Four distinct pathways emanate outwards, each representing a function: "Information" with news graphics and data; "Education" with books, DNA, and formulas; "Entertainment" with emojis, popcorn, and a play button; and "Persuasion" with a megaphone, ballot box, and shopping cart. The bottom text emphasizes "Media Literacy: Decode the Message."

The Four Basic Functions of Mass Communication

Favour Ibe Kalu3 days ago3 days ago016 mins

It is not government or big business that is the most influential syndicate in the creation of the modern individual,…

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A triptych showing the evolution of communication: Cave paintings with a fire, a figure before a Gutenberg printing press and a telegraph machine, and floating smartphones linked by global Wi-Fi signals.

The Evolution of Mass Communication: From Cave Paintings to Digital Media

Favour Ibe Kalu6 days ago6 days ago018 mins

Consider the last thing you shared on the Internet. Was it a photograph, a meme, or perhaps a brief political…

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