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Television (TV) is an electronic device with screen that deliver moving images and sound from a source to a receiver. In terms of news media, it's used for broadcasting programs including daily newscasts.

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AP European History
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AP World History: Modern
Advertising Strategy
Advertising and Society
American Business History
COMmunicator
Causes and Prevention of Violence
College Physics I – Introduction
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Communication Technologies
Communication and Popular Culture
Congress
Costume History
Covering Politics
Critical TV Studies
Ethnic Studies
Gender and Global Politics
Global Media
Governmental Public Affairs
Health Campaigns
Honors World History
Indigenous Issues Across the Americas
Intro to Communication Behavior
Intro to Communication Studies
Intro to Human Sexuality
Intro to Sociology
Issues of Race and Gender
Language and Popular Culture
Mass Media and Society
Media Business
Media Criticism
Media Effects
Media Expression and Communication
Media Law and Policy
Media Strategies and Management
Media Strategy
Multimedia Reporting
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NBC - Anatomy of a TV Network
Product Branding
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Which U.S. President's successful use of television as a communication tool set the stage for future Presidents to utilize media in similar ways?
How might the outcome of the Cuban Missile Crisis differed if JFK had not addressed the nation directly via television?
What would have been a likely result if television and social media were not prevalent factors in political socialization during the 2016 Presidential election?
What impact did mass communication technologies such as television have on public opinion during the civil rights movement?

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