A combination of various information media such as text, images, and audio, integrated and processed via computer technology.

methods of communication in which the output from the media comes from the input of the users, typically used in Mainland China

Tools used for transmitting information, such as newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and the internet

The physical pathway or material used to carry information or signals from one location to another.

the news organizations, broadcasting outlets, and press of Taiwan

the international media; news organizations that operate across national borders

foreign news media

Multimedia Messaging Service; a way to send messages that include multimedia content such as images, videos, or audio via mobile phones

mass communication media including newspapers, television, and radio

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

Freedom of the press; the liberty of communication and expression through various mediums including printed and electronic media.

Media Access Control; the MAC layer in networking protocols

official media or state-run news organizations

Traditional information sources that use paper and ink, such as newspapers and magazines, as opposed to electronic media like radio, television, and the internet

Refers to digital communication platforms such as the internet and mobile technologies, contrasted with traditional print and broadcast media.

the news media; organizations that report the news such as newspapers, television, and websites

the mass media of Japan, including news organizations and press outlets

Media such as video or audio that is played back in real time as it is received over the internet rather than being downloaded first.

content that uses a combination of different content forms such as text, audio, images, animations, video and interactive content

broadcast and digital communication channels such as radio, television, and the internet

social media; websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking

social media; Taiwan term for [[社交媒体|社交媒體|she4 jiao1 mei2 ti3]]

Electronic media, such as television, the internet, and smartphones, that transmit information through multiple channels like sight and sound. It is often contrasted with [[平面媒体|平面媒體|ping2 mian4 mei2 ti3]].

the internet as a medium of communication, appearing after newspapers, radio, and television

The non-profit organization that manages Wikipedia and other collaborative projects

internet-based media platforms and communication channels including news sites, social media, and digital publishing

News, videos, or other content published by individuals on independently operated social media accounts; we-media.

Digital media that integrates text, graphics, audio, and video in a non-linear way; an extension of hypertext and multimedia technology.

media systems that extend hypertext to include sound, video, and graphics; full form of the term hypermedia

content that is delivered continuously over the internet such as audio or video

the mass media and news organizations of South Korea

Media systems that allow users to actively control elements and receive feedback via computer technology; commonly used in Taiwan, the Mainland equivalent is [[交互式媒体|交互式媒體|jiao1 hu4 shi4 mei2 ti3]]