Media

Channels of communication that reach large audiences, including television, radio, newspapers and online platforms.

The media are channels of communication that reach large audiences. They include broadcast media such as television and radio, print media such as newspapers and magazines, and online media such as news websites, blogs and social media.

Forms of communication used to share information and ideas with an audience, including newspapers, television, radio, websites and social media.

Name the media method and explain how it helps achieve the campaign’s particular aim: method → audience → action → possible change.

When a question provides a campaign source, use its specific details rather than giving a general answer about social media.

Link each media role to its democratic effect: accurate information helps citizens make informed voting decisions; investigations can expose wrongdoing and create pressure for action.

The channels through which news and information reach the public, including newspapers, television, radio and online platforms.

The media—newspapers, television, radio and online platforms—help bring this information to the public.

Channels used to communicate information to large audiences, including television, radio, newspapers and the internet.

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AQA GCSE Citizenship Studies · 8100

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