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The television industry is one of the largest industries in the world no matter where one goes. Reality shows are one of the most popular forms of programming available for viewers on most television platforms. These shows have helped create stars, employment, and given us plenty of entertainment. Nevertheless, they also have a negative impact on society. There are shows which have propagated stereotypes pertaining to sex, race, ethnicity and even religion. The most recognizable form of stereotype from a large majority of these reality shows are gender stereotypes which portray women as weak or subordinate. Generally, women are regarded as being inferior to men seeing that in the traditional setting, women were left to take care of the home, serve the husband and raise children. Women were not identified with superiority; they were solely dependent on men for almost everything. These stereotypes although outdated continue to be propagated in the majority of reality shows. The reality shows produced today all tend to portray women in a negative light, as being dependent on men for their livelihood, vain and shallow. The focus of this paper is on the reality show, The Real Housewives. The popular series known as The Real Housewives, might just be one of the most controversial programs on TV. By just looking at the name, one can clearly get an idea of just how much the role of a woman is degraded to one of a simple, subservient homemaker. The show is based on the lives of…

The two-television series that we viewed, 30 Rock and Studio 60, are very similar in terms of their theme and plot. Both shows revolved around the behind the scene production of Saturday Night Live sketches. These two shows aired on NBC, however it would not make sense to have two TV shows airing on the same topic that’s why one was more successful than the other. Studio 60 only lasted one season, where as 30 rock went on for 7 seasons. The pilot premiere for studio 60 was actually higher then…

Please review the 2 media packages attached here. One is for BRAVO and the other for E! Analyze how well they go about building value for their particular network. In your opinion, which one did a better job? Please produce a typed paper that 1) Analyzes the BRAVO presentation for value, 2) Analyzes the E! Presentation for value and then 3) Tell which did a better job of building value for their network. Justify your choice. (See Chapter 8, p. 126-129 for information on creating value.)…

because of the radiation or blast from the bomb. Base on the article the bravo crater which is where the corals are in now was caused by the blast. “It left a crater 2,200 yards across and 80 yards deep, shaking islands more than 120 miles away.” It also stated that the blast was 1,000 times more powerful than the blow that devastated the city of Hiroshima from Japan that killed 65,000 to 200,000 people. That causes the species to get to the level of extinction. The foods or sea life on the…

radioactivity on surrounding people and on military personnel led to the beginning of underground testing and by 1962 all tests in the atmosphere stopped. 1963 brought the signing of the Limited Test Ban by President Kennedy to limit nuclear tests in the atmosphere. Even though testing was limited in the atmosphere tests still continued underground and underwater until 1992. The Marshall islands were a big part of the United States nuclear testing programs. The islands of Bikini Atoll, Rongelap…

Bravo and David use personification to portray Sherwin's emotions towards his crush, Jonathan. In the beginning, Sherwin sees Jonathan and his heart begins to pump faster and harder as if it wants to get out of his chest. As Sherwin struggles to calm down his heart, it jumps out of his chest and happily points at Jonathan to follow him. The heart beating fast portrays people’s uncontrollable emotions and desires toward their infatuation. Sherwin’s uncontrollable emotions are relatable to…

One concept that stood out to me in the Technology theme is in the article called Shell Shorts by Amber Bravo it talks about learning the evolution of material and design of chairs. According to Amber Brown, Eames and Saarine made a plywood chair and started experimenting with molding the chair differently with curves and dimensions with the plywood ( Bravo par.2). They would construct and reconstruct the chairs mold with different dimensions, for example, 2D and 3D to see what style is more…

Bravo Consulting Inc has made a detailed financial analysis in order to evaluate Cango’s performance and current financial position compared to Amazon, one of Cango’s biggest competitors. Bravo consulting decided to use the Ratio Analysis in order to analyze the process of the financial statements by computing ratios, and in this way inform the possible changes in the financial condition of Cango.. This Ratio Analysis will allow Bravo Consulting Inc to evaluate the key performance…

In the introduction of the novel, Ruddick states that he found the case while studying papers about the Victorian times at the University of York. The case emerged at a time of social change where history started to resemble our modern era. The case had already hit its hundredth anniversary, and many novels, television specials, and movies had all been created about the case but there was still no solution. Ruddick adopted the case , and it would lead him all across England and into Jamaica and…

the fact that i hurt those kids because i felt like a dad to them. They loved me and i loved them and i cant express in words how bad i felt. I have learned how to control my temper and it has made a world of difference to my attitude. At the beginning of this year I didn't even feel like i was myself. I did some terrible things to good people that didn't deserve to be let down. For example I promised 1sgt Kirk that i would not let him down and not only did I give up on him but I disappointed…