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    many important influences and matters of life that changes the way people react to the society all around the world. One of the most important influences is the mass media communication. Mass media is the diversity collections of technologies and communications that reach the largest audience all around the globe. I interviewed different ages, genders, and nationalities to know how they are influenced to mass media. In this essay, I will talk about the influences of mass media to all kind of people. The differences between the old and the young, and the differences between the past and the present. I will demonstrate the way the people use mass media and what their thought towards this influence are. Newspapers and Televisions Newspapers and Televisions are both an old type of mass media. However,…

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    the 21st century has seen significant changes in how the mass media has evolved. This evolution, due to the advent of emerging sources of information verification, has also questioned the strength of the early media effects on the mass media audience. Briggs and Burke (2005) define the early strong media as newspapers, magazines, radio and television (TV). The then mass media (press, radio and film) in the 1920s and 1930s were willed with considerable power to set the agenda, mould the…

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    With the fall of newspaper and the quick rise of the internet, mass media is a huge part of society. Mass media influences many aspects of life, one of them being politics. Media helps shape politics. Media chooses the issues that are to be covered and gives it attention. As a result, the policy agenda influences the public’s views. (p. 334). In addition, the media frames issues a certain way for the public (p. 335). The issues that everyone talks about and garners widespread attention are said…

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    According to Malcolm X, “The media 's the most powerful entity on earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent, and that 's power. Because they control the minds of the masses.” Mass medium, or mass media, is a form of mass communication that is intended to reach a large audience such as: TV shows, movies, music, newspapers, magazines, advertisement, and the internet. Mass media plays a vital role within American culture and many other countries. In…

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    Stephen Colbert --Responsibility and Influence of Mass Media Nowadays, there are so many people can not sleep regularly, so it emerges various late-night TV shows. And the one of the most popular late-night TV show, called The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Stephen Colbert, who is an extreme right-wing blowhard celebrity, would like to give his own voice in public. However, in Late Show with Stephen Colbert, he sheds his political persona and interviews the guests with his true feelings…

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    long to men, but we continue to strive for the same equal rights and standards that men succeed to have. However, the way mass media portrays women prevent the female community to strive to our full potential. Mass media like magazines, television, films and commercials etc. continues to stereotype women as naturally weaker than men, oversexualized women, endangers women, and influences young girls to be and think less of what they are capable of. Mass media often portrays women as weaker than…

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    Mass media has exposed 1500 ads daily (Kilbourne, 1979). People are surrounded by advertising that loses negative effects to the daily life of people. Among other media, beauty related ads give stimulus to the many teenage girls. Beauty ads prefer slim and beautiful models to create a visual effect on people. To bring the visual effects to people, the media represents the model as a sex object. Therefore, a teenage girl mimics what they see to make them look like the models in the ads. The media…

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    In society people have little to no direct personal experience with crime, therefore the mass media represents crime in a certain way to the public. This is media outlets such as newspapers, television, websites, films, video games and books etc. Usually the portrayal of crime is negative or positive depending on who, what and where the crime is committed. Pearson argues that the media has encouraged a fear and fascination with crime. Media content and crime are studied in different ways. For…

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    Introduction Geographically, Canada is in a unique media situation. Eighty-five percent of Canadians live within 200 miles of the American border and most share the same language (Skinner, Gasher, (2005). And since the population is so small compared to the States, it makes it very easy for them to come in and influence Canadian media. There are factors, some controlled by the government and some not, that help regulate and control the foreign influence and keep the interests of Canadians in…

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    today’s society, media is widely used in almost everything we do and most of the time, we are affected by what is given to us, in one way or another. What is mass media? It is technology that is expected to reach a mass audience, like the newspapers you read, the latest Twitter post or the video online that went viral, all these are examples of mass media in our lives. And it is also because of all these, that our beliefs and values have changed over time. Mass media has been known to have…

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