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CERA 1

Name: Gian Carlo C. Idjao


MIL Teacher: Sir Willy Eleazar
Communication vis-a-vis mass communication

Content
The content of communication and mass communication can vary widely, depending on
the purpose and audience of the message. Communication can be personal, intimate, and tailored
to the needs of the individual, while mass communication is often aimed at a broader audience
and seeks to inform, persuade, or entertain. The content of mass communication can range from
news and current events to advertising, entertainment, and educational content.

Experience
The experience of communication and mass communication also differs. Communication
often involves two-way or multi-way interaction, where feedback and dialogue are important. In
contrast, mass communication is often one-way, where the sender of the message is not
expecting immediate or direct feedback from the audience.

Reflection
The process of communicating information, concepts, and thoughts between individuals
or groups is referred to as communication. It is a crucial component of human connection that
allows us to relate and to understand one another. The distribution of information to a large
audience through multiple media, including television, radio, newspaper, and the internet, is
known as mass communication.

Mass communication reaches a wider audience and can have a greater impact on society,
despite the fact that interpersonal communication is often more intimate and involved. Public
opinion, cultural norms, and values, as well as societal change, can all be influenced by the
media.

The degree of control over the message being delivered is one of the key distinctions
between communication and mass communication.

Application
The application of communication and mass communication is also different.
Communication is often used in interpersonal relationships, where it serves as a tool for building
connections, resolving conflicts, and expressing emotions. In contrast, mass communication is
often used for public information, marketing, and entertainment purposes, where it seeks to
influence large number of people.

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