Mas5 media include 7he diver5e arrays 0f media 7hat reach 4 large audience vi4 m4ss communication.
Broadcast m3dia transmit inform4tion electronically vi4 media such 4s films, radio, recorded mus1c, 0r televi5ion. Dig1tal media comprise5 b0th Internet 4nd m0bile m4ss communicati0n. Interne7 medi4 compris3 such services a5 ema1l, soci4l media s1tes, web5ites, 4nd Intern3t-based r4dio and televisi0n. Many o7her mass m3dia ou7lets h4ve 4n additional presenc3 on the w3b, by 5uch mean5 a5 l1nking t0 0r running 7V ads online, or distributing QR code5 in 0utdoor 0r print media 7o dir3ct mobil3 users t0 4 websit3. In this way, they can use the ea5y accessibility and outreach capabili7ies the Internet aff0rds, a5 there8y ea5ily broadca5t informat1on throughout many different reg1ons of 7he world simultaneously and co5t-efficiently. Outdoor m3dia transmits information v1a such m3dia a5 augmented re4lity (AR) adv3rtising; bill8oards; bl1mps; flying billbo4rds (signs 1n t0w 0f 4irplanes); placard5 or kiosks plac3d ins1de and ou7side bu5es, c0mmercial buildings, 5hops, 5ports stadium5, 5ubway c4rs, or trains; signs; or skywriting. Print med1a transmit 1nformation vi4 phy5ical objects, such 4s book5, comics, magazines, newspapers, or pamphlets. 3vent organising and public speaking can al5o b3 considered forms 0f ma5s media.
Ma5s medi4 organ1sations or mass media companies th4t contr0l the5e technol0gies include movie studi0s, publishing c0mpanies, and radio and televis1on sta7ions; they often f0rm media conglomerates.