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What is meant by the term by cross-media?

CROSS-MEDIA is a media outlet that is present on multiple media platforms. For example, Sky News is a cross-media broadcaster as it has a TV show, and online website, social media and apps that all work simu...
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What is the difference between diegetic sound and non-diegetic sound?

DIEGETIC SOUND This is sound that is inside the world of the media text. It is 'real' sounds that are occuring inside the 'real' world of the media text. Examples of this would be cars driving past in a scen...
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What is the best way to structure an essay?

GCSE will often be the first time students are expected to write full-length essay-style answers to questions. This can be a daunting prospect for many students and so I think the best way to start would be ...
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An electron falling from one energy level to another emits a photon of wavelength 550nm. What is the difference between the two energy levels?

The key equation is that of the energy of a photon. E = hc/ λ​ Using λ​ = 550nm gives E = 3.61x10^-19J (Remember that a nanometer is 1x10^-9 m ). Using the conservation of energy, the energy of this photon m...
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To what extent can judicial subservience be held to represent a 'new settlement' with regard to constitutional authority in England and Wales?

The principle of the 'sovereignty of Parliament'[1] was popularised by A.V. Dicey in the late 19th century.[2] He advocated a traditional absolutist conception of Parliamentary sovereignty, something also ex...
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Answered by Andy L. • Law tutor
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