iif_kgpm_Dictionary_of_Media

animal communicationanimal communication [also calledzoosemiotics] discipline that studiesways in which animals communicate,focusing on innate signaling systemsanimated motion picture movie basedeither entirely or in part on animationanimation moviemaking techniqueof showing slightly different drawingsin rapid succession, creating theillusion of continuous motion (thisvisual illusion is also illustrated by“flip books”)animatronics technique of usingelectronic and/or mechanical devicesto animate puppets, models, or anyrelevant objectanime [also called manga] Japanesecomic-book drawing techniquecharacterized by very large eyes anda layout in which the panels run fromright to leftannals records of published events orinformation within a particular fieldannotation act or process of providingcritical commentary or explanatorynotes to a text or performanceannouncement formal or public noticeuttered or communicated in somemedium (oral, written, or recorded)announcer person who introducesradio or television programs orshows; in sports, person who providescontinuous commentary duringthe broadcast of a sports eventanomie term coined by sociologistEmile Durkheim to refer to the senseof alienation and purposelessnessexperienced by a person or a classas a result of a breakdown or lackof standards and values. The term isoften used in the literature by thosewho believe that anomie makes somepeople more susceptible to the effectsof mass media.anonymous written, created, orproduced by an unknown person orpersonsanonymous audience listeners orrecipients who have no connectionto any single group and who areunknown to the creator of a mediaproductanonymous FTP method of connectingto a remote computer withoutrequiring special permission or apassword to download filesanonymous remail service forforwarding e-mails or newsgrouppostings so that personal details areexcludedanswerprint final edited version ofa filmed piece to be checked for finalcorrections or modificationsantenna [see aerial]anthology collection of variousworks taken from a specificgenre within a medium (for example,essays, poems, sitcoms, ordocumentaries)22