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    The document discusses public communication and mass communication. Public communication involves a speaker communicating to a group of people, ranging from a few to millions. Examples include public speaking events, political debates, and church sermons. Mass communication is the process of exchanging information through mass media like television, radio, and print to large audiences. It aims to inform or persuade audiences and examples include news, commercial advertising, political campaigning, and print media.

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    The document discusses public communication and mass communication. Public communication involves a speaker communicating to a group of people, ranging from a few to millions. Examples include public speaking events, political debates, and church sermons. Mass communication is the process of exchanging information through mass media like television, radio, and print to large audiences. It aims to inform or persuade audiences and examples include news, commercial advertising, political campaigning, and print media.

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    The document discusses public communication and mass communication. Public communication involves a speaker communicating to a group of people, ranging from a few to millions. Examples include public speaking events, political debates, and church sermons. Mass communication is the process of exchanging information through mass media like television, radio, and print to large audiences. It aims to inform or persuade audiences and examples include news, commercial advertising, political campaigning, and print media.

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    WHAT IS COMMON IN THE FOLLOWING

    PICTURES?
    PUBLIC
    COMMUNICATION
    CHRISTIAN P. CEŇIDOZA
    Reporter
    PUBLIC COMMUNICATION
    It is also called “impersonal
    communication”, may involve a
    salesman and a customer, a priest and
    a parishioner, or a policeman and a
    lost child.
    It involves communication over a
    large group of people.
    Communication is categorized as
    public communication because it
    targets a large, diverse audience
    which can either be in real time,
    recorded messages, or delayed
    broadcast, among other media.
    In public communication, a party speaks
    to a group of people. The same is true of
    public written communication, where a
    party writes a message for a small or
    large group. It involves communication
    between a speaker and an audience. This
    audience may range from just few
    people to thousands or even millions of
    people.
    The aim of the speaker is usually to
    inform or to persuade the audience to
    act, buy, or think in a certain way.
    The speaker or writer may ask
    questions, and engage the audience in
    a discussion, but the dynamics of the
    conversation are distinct from the
    group communication, where
    different rules apply.
    EXAMPLES OF PUBLIC
    COMMUNICATION
     Public Speaking Events
    State of the Nation Address
    EXAMPLES OF PUBLIC
    COMMUNICATION
     Political Debates
    EXAMPLES OF PUBLIC
    COMMUNICATION
     Church Sermons
    MASS COMMUNICATION
     It is the process of exchanging
    information through mass media to
    large segments of the population.
     In other words, mass communication
    refers to imparting and exchanging
    information on a large scale to a
    wide range of people.
     It includes television, radio, social
    media, and print media.
    EXAMPLES OF MASS
    COMMUNICATION
     News
    EXAMPLES OF MASS
    COMMUNICATION
    Commercial advertising
    EXAMPLES OF MASS
    COMMUNICATION
    Political Campaigning
    EXAMPLES OF MASS
    COMMUNICATION
    Print media

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