Everydaytasks likeplanningscenesLimitedbudget &ratingspressureFacebookPoachingPsychographicTargetingMcGuiganPost-MarxistHegemonyDataShadow /DigitalFootprintDarkAdvertising"Data Isthe NewOil"CulturalPopulismParadigmCrisisBrittanyKaiserFinancialEconomyElanaLavineSemioticGuerillaWarfareCulturalEconomyProductionin UseLeave.EUPoliticalEconomyHow mediais produced,not justwatchedSharednorms androutines ofTV workersCambridgeAnalyticaDavidCarrollConnectson screento gender,politics, etc.GeneralHospital2016PresidentialElectionMediatexts andaudiencesHierarchy& genderThe type ofviewerproducers thinkabout whenmaking creativechoicesEverydaytasks likeplanningscenesLimitedbudget &ratingspressureFacebookPoachingPsychographicTargetingMcGuiganPost-MarxistHegemonyDataShadow /DigitalFootprintDarkAdvertising"Data Isthe NewOil"CulturalPopulismParadigmCrisisBrittanyKaiserFinancialEconomyElanaLavineSemioticGuerillaWarfareCulturalEconomyProductionin UseLeave.EUPoliticalEconomyHow mediais produced,not justwatchedSharednorms androutines ofTV workersCambridgeAnalyticaDavidCarrollConnectson screento gender,politics, etc.GeneralHospital2016PresidentialElectionMediatexts andaudiencesHierarchy& genderThe type ofviewerproducers thinkabout whenmaking creativechoices

CIMS 226 Week 13 Bingo! - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Everyday tasks like planning scenes
  2. Limited budget & ratings pressure
  3. Facebook
  4. Poaching
  5. Psychographic Targeting
  6. McGuigan
  7. Post-Marxist Hegemony
  8. Data Shadow / Digital Footprint
  9. Dark Advertising
  10. "Data Is the New Oil"
  11. Cultural Populism
  12. Paradigm Crisis
  13. Brittany Kaiser
  14. Financial Economy
  15. Elana Lavine
  16. Semiotic Guerilla Warfare
  17. Cultural Economy
  18. Production in Use
  19. Leave.EU
  20. Political Economy
  21. How media is produced, not just watched
  22. Shared norms and routines of TV workers
  23. Cambridge Analytica
  24. David Carroll
  25. Connects on screen to gender, politics, etc.
  26. General Hospital
  27. 2016 Presidential Election
  28. Media texts and audiences
  29. Hierarchy & gender
  30. The type of viewer producers think about when making creative choices