Question

1. explain the difference between new media and traditional media.

○ traditional media refers to the original methods of reaching an audience, whereas new media uses the internet to send a message.
○ traditional media is one-dimensional, whereas new media is interactive and three-dimensional.
○ traditional media is black and white text, whereas new media uses bright colors and excitement.
○ traditional media refers to established techniques of reaching an audience, whereas new media uses creative thinking to come up with unique delivery methods.

Explanation:

The core distinction between traditional and new media lies in their delivery channels and foundational methods: traditional media encompasses established, pre-internet audience-reaching techniques (e.g., print, broadcast), while new media relies on internet-based platforms for message distribution. This option accurately captures the defining difference between the two categories.

Answer:

Traditional media refers to the original methods of reaching an audience, whereas new media uses the Internet to send a message.