Posts Tagged “word of mouth”

Feb 01 2011

Tech Blog #1: Media Pyramid

Posted by rpaul2 in Tech Blog, tags: , , , , , , , , , ,

For my Media Pyramid, I put Facebook, word of mouth and Wikipedia for my most common methods to acquire news. Although they’re not the most effective ways to get news, they’re how I get the news in my everyday life, regardless. MSN, Google and CNN come in next — be it on the Internet on their respective websites or on the television for CNN. /Film, iMDB and Rotten Tomatoes help me get the news that I TRULY care about! And, lastly, the Washington Post and YouTube are rare supporters in my everlasting quest to get the news!

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