to make something suited to the needs and tastes of the general public

The process of providing information, knowledge, or entertainment to a large audience via media such as newspapers, radio, television, and the internet; also refers to the media organizations themselves.

the language of ordinary people; the colloquial language used by the general public

Tools or methods used for the rapid and widespread communication of information to the public, including newspapers, magazines, radio, and television.

mass media; communication channels such as newspapers, magazines, radio, television, and the internet that reach a wide audience

mass rapid transit; MRT system

A high-capacity public transportation system, such as a subway or light rail, that operates on a dedicated track to avoid traffic interference; often used in Taiwan.

Culture that is accepted, consumed, or appreciated by the majority of people in a modern society

Literature written for and enjoyed by the general public, typically characterized by accessible language and popular themes

German automobile manufacturer Volkswagen; also refers to a Volkswagen car

art created for or appreciated by the general public as opposed to a niche audience

Public transportation systems with fixed routes and schedules, such as buses or subways, offered for general use; also known as [[公共交通|公共交通|gong1 gong4 jiao1 tong1]]

Mahasanghika; one of the two early schools of Buddhism that formed during the first division of the community. It is the direct predecessor of Mahayana Buddhism and stands in contrast to the [[上座部|上座部|shang4 zuo4 bu4]] school.

The general public or common people; (originally) the proletariat and the masses

mass media; popular media

mass communication media including newspapers, television, and radio

the academic study of mass media and communication