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    Over the years, there have been constant debates referring to concerns about the evolution of media. These intense concerns continue to climax as technology and its usage further develop. It would be wrong of me to state that, through all the technological progression, I was not affected. In truth, my generation is one of the most tech savvy generations to help influence this empire’s expansion. Now before we get off topic, let me refocus back to how the new media impacted my life. I remember…

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    increasingly consumer-focused society (Mickle). In 1962, America saw the invention of the first video game, known as Spacewar, thrusting video games into the limelight, which would have a rippling effect as seen by the popularity of video games today. It was the inspiration for many other video games over the next decade. This warranted its position on a list that honored the top 10 most influential video games (Oxford). Another highly influential development in 1962 was the creation of red…

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    It’s 2016 where most things are digital. We’ve come to the point where most children aren’t going to know what analog is. They think of a camera as the thing that’s in their cell phones. TheFineBros on YouTube made kids react to ‘old’ cameras. One kid was handed the camera and asked if it was a GoPro as the others seemed to know that it was an ‘old’ camera. One girl even claimed to never have seen a camera like that in real life. This right here shows how digital has taken over. The kids had…

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    Main Idea Essay: George Eastman (Ulises) Hook: Do you like taking selfies? Do you like cameras? Do you know the history of the camera and how it came to be what it is today? Introduction and Background info (birthplace, birthdate, any relevant childhood info, relevant relationship info, etc.): I was born in Waterville, New York. Living in a 10 acre farm, I was self educated. In 1840 my dad bought a business school. The Eastman commercial college Rochester, New York was the first boom town in…

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    Meta Description: The Ring Doorbell Camera replaces your doorbell and provides video-recording and motion alerts at your main door, even when away from home. Introduction The Ring Video Doorbell is a new and innovative twist of the traditional analogue internet-enabled surveillance cameras. The gadget comes with easy-to-use application that you can install in your tablet or smartphone to view your guests by simply pressing a button. You will use to talk to your visitors at the main gate via…

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    It is true that violent video games can help a child increase their hand eye coordination and speed up their neural pathways. By playing video games children learn how to handle situations through hand eye coordination, by having to react quickly to what is being show to them on the screen. Because a child has to react so quickly this helps to speed up their neural pathways. According to Margaret Shotton, “This allows knowledge to travel around quicker, thus speeding up judgments and decisions,…

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    Back in the, day technology was not about the new systems, games, phones, anything new related to technology. People would rather have a great imagination, play outside; they would go to the extra mile to have fun. Nowadays, people see kids having fun by reaching into their mom’s purse and get their phones or iPads and to play games on it. The older generation didn’t have such inventions such as game consoles, phones, laptops, social media or television; now they think that the new generation…

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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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    dollars being spent on television advertising; which directly influences children’s perceptions, choices, and behaviors (Clay, 2003). Clay’s superficial points about media, and its effect on children, continue as she talks about studies of the use of digital media, the money being thrown at them, and the results of children’s interaction through Avatars and virtual classroom (Clay, 2003). While her article does discuss the negative effects of Television Media, a closer examination…

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    Americans took an average of 105 billion photos in 2015 alone. A high percent of them most likely are digital cameras considering all the smartphones and new technology out today. The smaller percent would be taken by film, but this doesn 't always mean digital is better, this is usually because film is used more for art and takes more precise time. There are different parts to these two cameras making it hard to debate which one is actually “better.” There is the ways they each work, the…

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