Media industries overview quiz - AQA GCSE Media Studies quiz

A large company that owns many smaller companies, often across different sectors

A single small independent company that works alone within just one media sector

A government media regulator

A type of funding model

Owning several businesses at the same stage of production

Owning several stages of production and distribution

Selling shares to the public

Merging with a regulator

Advertising

Subscription

The licence fee

Government taxes on imports

The BBFC

IPSO

The ASA

Ofcom

The BBFC

Ofcom

IPSO

The ASA (advertising)

An external legal authority controls the industry

The industry sets and enforces its own rules

There are no rules at all

Audiences vote on content

Distribution, production, exhibition

Exhibition, distribution, production

Production, distribution, exhibition

Production, exhibition, distribution

The deliberate splitting of media technologies and functions back out into many separate devices

The closing of all print newspapers

A type of regulation

The coming together of different media technologies and functions, often in one device

Content created and shared by audiences themselves

Content made only by large professional studios and broadcasters

Content that is always advert-free

Content produced by regulators

It has increased their print sales

It has reduced print sales as audiences read online, forcing publishers to adapt

It has had no effect

It has made printed newspapers the only profitable medium left in the whole industry