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    The Powers That Be by David Halberstam takes a look back at the history of the news media industry. The stories in the book, first written in 1979, talks about how traditional companies like Time, CBS, and the New York Times were small startup companies. In their early days, they were very similar to the new form of media taking the world by storm, Buzzfeed. There is so much to knowledge to learn when it comes to this new form of news media and yet the way they startup is similar to those before…

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    changed the modern society. Technology has currently set a standard applicable to all people. Ethicists claim that although new technology seems to be beneficial to humans, they also make them ostentatious. It has taken away the close informality among people and thus having a huge effect on our morals. This leaves lay people including patients, patients’ families, and consumers of cyber technology to decide whether to trust ethicist or continue relying on technology. Both Lisa Belkin’s book…

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    new defining technology of the current age negatively affects the practitioners of that technology is a common idea throughout human history. It is a belief that is as wrong today as it was 2000 years ago, especially when applied to the current applications of the Internet. As humans develop adoptions to their current world, there is always a non-negligence subset of the population that decries the changes as decedent and detrimental. The focus on increasing efficiency through technology is to…

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    The technology today is changing at a high rate, several decades ago internet social media, and accessibility to advanced devices was a dream to most people. However, the innovation of new gadgets and technology-based systems has changed how many Organizations operate. Output and quality of services have increased, which explains the developments of major cities and institutions. Though the technology has brought many benefits towards school learning process, it has also hindered them from…

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    Contemporary urban society, amidst other things, is largely characterized by the presence of various technologies that have given rise to the creation of new forms of control. These new structures of power are subtle yet intense in nature, in the sense that they regulate an individual’s life usually through disguised means. In my paper, I will attempt to explain how Jeremy Bentham's design of the ‘Panopticon’, as explained by Foucault , can be understood as the basis for the creation of…

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    1. Introduction Digital imaging technology, the shift from chemical darkroom into the digital era, along with technological convergence, has had a great impact on photojournalistic practices and routines since the 1980s (Fadel, 2010). This shift has created new realms of challenges for photojournalists; photo manipulation is one such challenge. Despite its existence since the emergence of photography, it has always been a matter of fierce debate and concern, especially after the massive…

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    How children are affect with Technology Technology has influenced our lifestyles for years now, but children are becoming immune with electronic devices by the age of eight and younger. Parents need to consider that having their children look at a screen for a long time is bad for them. In The future, they will constantly use it for everything, so parents need to control screen time for their children and entertain them more like electronic devices do; so make rules for the electronic devices…

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    were left behind” (BlindSight 50). In the book BlindSight, technology faces a new interchange that elaborates on how technology and humans come with inlays that adorn insertions and surpasses the intellectual human mind unimaginably far. The Technological Singularity in the book impacted relationships and the way they changed due to the interface, I think this is due to our needy obsession of always wanting the newest and better technology for the good of ourselves. The protagonist in this…

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    decentralizing its R&D exercises subsequent to the 1980s. A major offer of its expenditure goes to its specialty units and most R&D happens within those units with information and communication getting 30%, transportation 20%, Automation and Control 19%, power 9%, lighting 4% and the remainder goes to corporate technology. the organization progressively performs research exercises abroad; R&D is presently conducted in 38…

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    advanced technology readily available for individuals capable of shortening the time along with the amount of effort spent on creating scenes, films remain on the rise to replace the literary culture. Though most support the advances taking place in film technology, conversely several recognize the dangers possible of occurring. With regards to the screen culture becoming additionally intriguing and…

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