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Reflection #2 5 Reasons Why People Share Fake Photos During Natural Disasters By: Daisy Morales Fake photos now linger in the web. These fake photos are created then shared around the internet. Sometimes people don’t even realize its fake, the photos are so convincing its quite hard not to believe them. In the article ,“5 Reasons Why People Share Fake Photos During Natural Disasters”, gives 5 causes why fake photos are created/shared. One reason is that it has been drilled in our heads that…

If I Brittany Nunley was selected as a TCC Provost Scholar or Student Ambassador I will continue to distinguish myself as a student leader by continuing to motivate my classmates and fellow students that they can do the work and that together we can succeed. I always tell my classmates this no matter what class I am in and always will because as a student we need some encouragement. As a scholar I will continue to give my best to my studies, continue to make sure my work is complete, and getting…

1.New media bloggers and vloggers on the rise as content creators and can serve a purpose to police the era of fake news. These creators have the ability to voice their opinion to hold others accountable and can reach a wider array of audience than traditional media. On the YouTube platform in particular, more and more people are using their creative talents and charismatic personality to inform others of secular events. Phil DeFranco is a great example of a vlogger who devotes his time to…

Many things happen in the world which the social media records as being real or fake. People find the need to post fake news around the time of serious events and get people to believe them. In the article “5 Reasons Why People Share Fake Photos During Natural Disasters,” the author pinpoints some of the psychology behind their actions. One of the most interesting ways he pinpoints his psychology is through the use of Allusion. While he explains his reasoning he gives concrete details to…

Ted Talks’ speaker and journalist Stephanie Busria is able to capture the audience’s attention in “How Fake News Does Real Harm” by delivering a true cautionary tale on the effects of fake news has society. The speaker’s strategic rhetoric allows the audience to be taken up enough to listen to her story. This then leads to believing the story and acting on it. Busria’s rhetoric follows the same script. She uses certain phrases in her statement to established credibility with the audience, which…

FANTASTIC FAKES, INC. v. PICKWICK INTERNATIONAL, INC CASE BRIEF Name: Professor: Institutional Affiliation: The plaintiff, Fantastic Fakes Inc a company producing rerecording of hit singles and ‘sound- alikes’ entered into a licensing agreement with a world record distribution company, the defendant-appellant, Pickwick international Inc. The two companies signed the contract in April 1976 that granted Pickwick international the right to distribute the rerecording copyrighted by Fantastic Fakes…

How to fake fuller lips: 4 easy steps Overview This is a beauty enhancement technique whereby most ladies desire to achieve but they wonder how. You can achieve fuller lips easily and there is no need to undergo lip surgery since you can simply use makeup trick and disguise as many people as possible regarding your lips. Be confident with your makeup and avoid licking your lips to avoid messing up the makeup. Do not make so many facial expressions or smile aimlessly, just maintain the real you…

Impact of Fake News on Society “Google, Democracy and the Truth About Internet Search” written by Carole Cadwalladr discusses how the quickly evolving internet is connected to the growth of fake news in our society. Articles such as this lead to a wide variety of questions about the world today. Now ask yourself, how has society been affected by the popularity of fake news on the internet? No matter where you happen to stumble upon the internet, there’s a chance you’ll come across a form of…

Blame for Fake News: Look in the mirror, America,”(Moyers & Company, November 30, 2016) Neal Gabler suggests we have a fake news problem as the media caters to the public’s wants because people want to hear fake news and will go as far as pay for those articles. Additionally, fake news does not only rob people of the truth, but also hurts democracy. Not to mention, fake news distracts the public’s attention away from real news. This is what Gabler calls “post-truth disease” as news about fake…

during the holidays. There is a fake tree and a real tree. The fake tree is made up of plastic pine needles and it has a stand. The real one’s are natural and are from the wilderness. Some people would consider real trees because they are nicer, but the fake trees should be the best choice. The fake trees are cheaper than the real ones. The fake trees are also good because we need the real trees. The real trees give us many things. They give us things like oxygen. The fake trees don’t give us…