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    Walworth Barbour American International School Was the U.S. Supreme Court Correct in Its Decision in Brown vs Entertainment Merchants Association. Mark Sbitnev US History Mr. Marusak Fall Semester 2015 Introduction On May 20, 2009, Governor Schwarzenegger and Attorney General Jerry Brown filed a petition for certiorari with the Supreme Court , asking the Court to hear an appeal of the 9th Circuit’s ruling(Gamasutra Article). In court the California argues that its Act may restrict the…

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    Headshots: Violent video game and the targeting of our children The proliferation of violent subject matter in marketing and entertainment is nothing new. Mass media and its deluge of blood soaked mechanisms have long served as a form of entertainment for consumers in search of a release from their mundane lives. Multi-national corporations plot ways to hype their newest video game to consumers hungry for a more realistic experience. Game studios produce hyper-violent fairytales where humans…

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    Video Game Violence has been a controversial topic for many years. With the new technology and more modern games such Grand Theft Auto and Call of Duty played a big role in most children’s lives as they started to think and act more aggressively. Innocent children lie on the floor, dead. Their harmless lives taken like the others in the countless school shootings that have recently occurred in the United States. Encouraged by violent media and trained by realistic video games, the violent…

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    not want to enforce changes that would help the customer but would have a major financial impact on the industry. What the videogame industry has done is little; they have come up with a videogame rating system much like the one for film media. It is called entertainment software rating board. This rating system is very vague in the sense that they are not as strict as they should be in classifying the content of the videogames. That is why we as society need to immediately start to take action…

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    who plays them. One may however agree with the fact, that too much of something that may be extremely violent and or disturbing can in fact take a toll on the mind. This is why most of today’s violent video games have an (ESRB) or Entertainment Software Rating Board rating of M for Mature mainly for people that are 17 or older. However, this does not stop children from playing these games. There are to this day millions probably billions of children that are at least 12 years or older that play…

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    Netflix to consumers who demand more out of their home entertainment experience. One of the most critical features offered by Netflix that got the company recognition and market share is that it caters to a wide selection of people from different geographical locations and demographic groups. The variety of movies offered by Netflix, vis-à-vis its competitors, is unmatched. With the technical help provided by the company Web site combined with software that tracks and provides consumers with…

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    Parents can protect children from potential harm by limiting use of video games, particularly if they are concerned that their children might be vulnerable to the effects of violent content. They can check the Entertainment Software Rating Board to better understand what type of content a video game has. You can play video games with your children to better understand the content, and how children react. Also parents can put consoles and or gaming devices in more common areas…

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    has also increased. From magazines, advertisements, and the news to TV shows, movies, and video games, the media provides a lens in which to view the world. In the last century, video games have, in particular, risen in popularity as a form of entertainment and as a hobby. While this pastime seems harmless, studies have shown that extended usage of these forms of media can affect perceptions of reality and the individuals that inhabit it. Although the main focus on video games typically involves…

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    Video games are the ultimate art form; with everything from music to complex stories and even cinematography, they bring more to the table than most other art forms. This form of art however takes years to create, and usually takes fifty to even hundreds of people from conception to release, these are AAA companies (Pronounced Triple-A). In the recent years, games have been surfacing being made by only a handful of people to even just one single person, these are the Indie developers. It is the…

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    The problem of violence in media that younger children are exposed to effects parents and adults that are allowing their children to participate in such actions. The problem was identified by some researchers that have done multiple studies to better help parents understand what is really at stake here (“Violent Video Games And Young People”). The problem is caused by the media that have chosen to show violent aggressive manners to the younger children, even if it means adding in violent actions…

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