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    but rather a reality. Currently, the majority of individuals depend on news networks to further understand the happenings around the world. However, receiving news from one source feeds the viewer with biased ideas, intended to make the viewer think a certain way. The reason behind this lies on the ideologies of political parties. Although political parties are often related to the president or government, these parties are a huge component of the media. The media aims to teach the audience based on the ideas the news network believes or in other words the political party the media source favors. Furthermore, media is notorious for exaggerating some topics only to boost ratings. Higher ratings equal more money and with more money comes greater power. Media sources will only present information based on the perspective that will be most beneficial, therefore, it is crucial for the viewers to educate themselves of the bias in the media and learn how to find truth in a distorted journalism. Currently bias and bias in the media are controversial topics.…

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    If you've ever wondered how the Fox News Channel came to have such an outsize hold on huge segments of the American population, or when the media became less about informing the public than about pushing a political agenda, or even just how Rush Limbaugh became the de facto voice of the virulent right, you could read any number of books by well-informed, if wonkish, media scholars. But if you're curious about the human impact of the right-wing media, and the effects an outlet like Fox News can…

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    America Mexico Again

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    Fox News published an opinion piece titled Make America Mexico Again: Why Americans are fed up with illegals.” This news story discusses the issue of illegal immigration from Mexico. According to Britannica.co, Fox News was created by Robert Murdoch who “enlisted television producer and former Republican political consultant Roger Ailes to oversee the new network, and Ailes’s business acumen and political leanings became closely associated with its eventual success.” Fox News trademark slogan…

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    Lumet directed the film Network that was about a news anchorman named Howard Beale, who had been in the same industry for eleven years working at The Union Broadcasting System (UBS). Beale was known for being “the mandarin of television” throughout the 1960s with outstanding ratings. However, his career soon came to a downfall in the late 1960s. In 1969, Beale’s ratings began to drop. Soon after that, he lost his wife and fell into a deep depression and started to drink excessively. His job was…

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    of this currently happening today is at Fox News. The 2004 documentary Outfoxed: Rupert Murdoch 's War on Journalism by filmmaker Robert Greenwald criticizes the Fox News Channel, and its owner, Rupert Murdoch, claiming that the channel is used…

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    Ray Rice's Story Analysis

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    On today’s CNN stories and daily broadcast, their top stories had to do with Ray Rice’s indefinite suspension in the NFL from the Baltimore Ravens compared to Fox’s top story of Obama’s foreign policy as the ISIS crisis is going on and his head military leader is getting involved by grounding troops after President Obama has vowed to not get into another ground war in Iraq. Both Fox news and CNN news have made it clear to specify and show who the “good guys” and the “bad guys” are. To CNN Ray…

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    There were pleas for favors, as when a Democratic Party official emailed Chuck Todd, the “Meet the Press” host, for tickets to an exclusive NBC soiree. (“I can’t even get every producer on my cable show into the party,” Mr. Todd replied.) There were gripes about coverage, with party aides dismissing the MSNBC host Steve Kornacki as a “hipster pit bull.” And there was disdain for the frequent flattery by television journalists. When Fox News sought permission to sponsor a Democratic primary…

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    Situational Assessment

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    (2017, May 23). Target to Pay $18.5 Million to 47 States in Security Breach Settlement. The New York Times. Retrieved May 24, 2017, from https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/23/business/target-security-breach-settlement.html?_r=0 Crandall, W, Parnell, J. & Spillan, J. (2013). Crisis Management In The New Strategic Landscape. Thousand Oaks, CA: Savant Learning Systems. Matthews, C., & Heimer, M. (2016, December 28). The 5 Biggest Corporate Scandals of 2016. Fortune. Retrieved May 24, 2017, from…

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    In 1791, the bill of rights was ratified, included within it, the first amendments to the constitution. Which protected the freedom of speech, press, peaceful assembly, religion, and petition. It destroyed the old system of complete governmental control and allowed the press to openly critique the state and those who ran the state. The media became the bridge crossing the gap between rulers and ruled, protected by the foundational law of the country. After two hundred and twenty five years, as…

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    developed credibility..."(Jonathan and Trischa 4). Thus, this quotation demonstrates that how with good ethos, the audience has its trust in Jon Stewarts "The Daily Show". As Jon Stewart displays good ethos toward his audience, such as trustworthiness, depth of knowledge as well as creativity. Thus it is seen as credible, even though it may be a hybrid of news and entertainment. With gaining such popularity, respect and trust many news casts now criticize Jon Stewarts daily show for being a…

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