The different types of mass media include television, radio, newspapers, magazines, books, websites, social media platforms, and online streaming platforms

             The purpose of mass media is to inform, entertain, educate, and persuade people by disseminating information and content to a widespread audience.

            Ethical considerations in mass media include accuracy, fairness, impartiality, and accountability. Journalists must adhere to ethical standards to maintain credibility.

            Public relations in mass media involves managing the image and reputation of organizations, individuals, or brands through strategic communication and media outreach.

            Mass media is integral to the entertainment industry, films, music, and television shows. It also influences audience preference trends.

            Mass media influences popular culture by shaping trends, introducing new ideas, and reflecting societal norms. It is a powerful force in shaping cultural narratives.

            Mass media introduces global cultural elements to diverse audiences, leading to cultural exchange and globalization. It helps shape a globalized cultural landscape.

            Mass media covers environmental issues by raising awareness, providing information on climate change, and showcasing.

            Mass media influences politics by shaping public opinion, providing coverage of political events, and acting as a platform for political debates and discourse.