Which of the following are features of mass communication?
The features of mass communication here are a structured institutional system (1), a complex process of reproduction (2) and the commodification of messages (3).
A structured institutional system (1) means mass media work through large, organised institutions with fixed roles.
A complex process of reproduction (2) means messages are produced and multiplied through elaborate technical stages.
The commodification of messages (3) means media content is turned into a product to be bought and sold, while a personalized way of communication (4) and space-time constraint (5) describe interpersonal, not mass, communication.
Mass communication reaches large, scattered audiences impersonally.
Its industrial, message-as-commodity character sets it apart.
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