The telephone is a point-to-point communication device, while the other options are mass media, which are intended to reach a large audience.

Media serves multiple functions, including informing the public, entertaining them, persuading them to take certain actions, and educating them on various topics.

A newspaper is a print medium, while the other options are either electronic or digital media.

Media concentration refers to the control of a large portion of the media industry by a small number of companies or individuals.

Accuracy, objectivity, fairness, and balance are all important ethical considerations in journalism.

Media propaganda refers to the use of media to spread biased or misleading information in order to influence public opinion.

Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn are all examples of social media platforms.

News framing refers to the way in which news stories are presented to the public, which can influence how the public perceives and understands those stories.

Television is a broadcast medium, while the other options are either print or digital media.

Advertising is the use of media to promote a particular product or service.

The Internet is a digital medium, while the other options are either print or broadcast media.

Educational media is used to educate the public on a particular topic.

A public service announcement is a message from the government or a non-profit organization that is intended to raise awareness about a particular issue or promote a particular behavior.

Advocacy media is used to influence public opinion on a particular issue.

A petition drive, a protest march, a letter-writing campaign, and a boycott are all examples of grassroots organizing efforts.