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Al Rechte vorbehaltenle .  \nLead-In  \n\n| (to) associate sth. with sth.\u003Cbr>(task 1c) | A lot of people now ~ drugs with crime and vice versa. | etwas assoziieren mitetwas,\u003Cbr>etwas verbinden mit etwas |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nWords in Context: Mass Media and Participatory Media  \n\n| channels of communication\u003Cbr>(l. 2) | The Internet is to thank for opening channels of ~ around the globe. | Wege der Kommunikation |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| mass media\u003Cbr>(l. 3) | It is common for advertisers to use ~ media to reach the largest possible audience. | Massenmedien |\n| print media\u003Cbr>(l. 8) | More and more people are choosing online editions over conventional ~ media. | Printmedien;\u003Cbr>Presse |\n| electronic media\u003Cbr>(l. 11) | E~ media , be it radio, Internet or television, are universally popular across all age groups. | elektronische Medien |\n| publishing house\u003Cbr>(l. 16) | P~ houses have seen their profits fall thanks to the Internet. | Verlagshaus |\n| broadcasting corporation (BE) = broadcasting networks (AE)\u003Cbr>(l. 17) | The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is one of the most highly respected b~corporations in the world. | Sendeanstalt |\n| advertising revenue\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>(l. 19) | Many of the free newspapers you read in the subway are financed through ~ revenue. | Werbeeinnahmen |\n| periodical\u003Cbr>(l. 20) | It was her ambition to become a journalist and to write for a respected ~ . | Fachzeitschrift,\u003Cbr>Journal |\n| broadcasting time\u003Cbr>(l. 20) | A TV channel makes a large amount of its money by selling ~ time to advertisers. | Sendezeit |\n| commercial\u003Cbr>(l. 21) | It is estimated that an average American child sees 20,000 television ~s a year. | Werbespot,\u003Cbr>Werbesendung |\n| sponsor\u003Cbr>(l. 22) | The football shirt was covered in the logos of the team’s many ~s. | Sponsor, Förderer,\u003Cbr>Geldgeber |\n| target group\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>(l. 25) | Before running an advertising campaign, the company carefully considers who its ~ group is. | Zielgruppe |\n| mainstream (adj)(l. 28) | = available to the general public | für die breite Masse |\n| digital revolution\u003Cbr>(l. 29) | = the advancement in technology started by the invention of the microchip | digitale Revolution |\n| media content\u003Cbr>(l. 30) | = information presented in a variety of possible media formats | Medieninhalte |\n| information sharing\u003Cbr>(l. 32) | The number of online forums has grown dramatically – and therefore ~ sharing has become more common. | Informationsaustausch |\n\nPage 1  \nof 4  \n\n| Context 21 The Media: Active Vocabulary |  |\n| --- | --- |\n\n© 2010 Cornelsen Verlag, Berlin . Al Rechte vorbehaltenle .  \n\n| dissemination (fml)(l. 32) | The ~ of confidential legal documents led to the prosecution of two journalists. | Verbreitung; Veröffentlichung |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| broadband Internet access\u003Cbr>(l. 33) | = high speed Internet access | Breitband-Internet-Zugang |\n| blogging\u003Cbr>(l. 33) | = updating an online diary with commentary on a specific topic | einen Blog schreiben, Bloggen |\n| tweeting\u003Cbr>(l. 33) | = making a post on one’s Twitter account | Twittern,\u003Cbr>Twitter benutzen |\n| file sharing\u003Cbr>(l. 33) | After an explosion of illegal downloading many music companies wish for ~ websites to be blocked. | Datentausch |\n| social networking\u003Cbr>(l. 33) | The rise of ~ networking online has made staying in touch easier than ever before. | Pflege sozialer Kontakte |\n| smartphone\u003Cbr>(l. 35) | = a mobile phone with advanced capabilities and PC functions | Smartphone |\n| user-generated content\u003Cbr>(l. 35) | Many websites, such as Wikipedia, have become dependent on ~ content to fill their webpages. | von Benutzern erzeugter Inhalt |\n| participatory media\u003Cbr>(l. 37) | = interactive platforms such as blogs, podcasts and wikis | partizipatorische Medien; Medien, die man selbst mitgestaltet |\n| empowerment\u003Cbr>(l. 41) | Working in the munition factory during WWII served as ~ to woman used to staying at ","cbCaimwXvXOS7PPo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimwXvXOS7PPo","pdf",44684,"English","# Words in Context: Mass Media and Participatory Media\n## A1 The Vanishing Newspaper","[{\"question\":\"What media topics does this vocabulary section cover?\",\"answer\":\"It covers mass media and participatory media, including channels of communication, publishing, broadcasting, and digital platforms such as blogs, social networking, and Web 2.0.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the vocabulary items presented for learning?\",\"answer\":\"Each entry uses a lead-in or sentence example and pairs the English term with a corresponding German translation.\"},{\"question\":\"What does “A1 The Vanishing Newspaper” relate to?\",\"answer\":\"It introduces simpler, A1-oriented vocabulary connected to a theme about newspapers and their decline.\"}]","Context 21 The Media - Active Vocabulary | PDF",1790592060,[145],{"page_no":22,"url":146,"width":147,"height":148},"https://res-academy.cache.wpscdn.com/upload/kdocshare/2026-11-08/e5f704b36fe55f28784254654c37b24a.webp",983,1390]