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Understanding Media — Social Studies STD 7 — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 7Social StudiesUnderstanding Media5 Marks
Question
How are technologies costly these days?
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Answer

  • There are different technologies that mass media use.
  • They are expensive.
  • TV studio in which the newsreader sits has lights, cameras, sound recorders, transmission satellites that involve a lot of money.
  • Electronic media also involves money.
  • Print media also needs money.
  • In a news studio, there are several employees like newsreader, people helping in the broadcast including those who look after the cameras and lights.
  • All of them are paid their salaries.
  • The technologies that mass media uses keep changing.
  • They need a lot of money.
  • Hence mass media needs a great deal of money to do this work.
  • It is because of this reason that most television channels and newspapers are run by big business houses.

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