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    ABSTRACT: Advertising means to grab the attention of customers by using different communicational tools so, there are many ways to encourage, pursue and manipulate the potential customers which include TV ads, magazines, newspaper, radio, social media etc. Advertising is the main source to provide your message to audience where you can present your idea to whole or specific consumer. It helps to make the image of product in consumer’s mind which is called as Product Positioning by this you can…

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    Habermas notes that newspapers were initially commercial sheets that dissemin- ated “news” (i.e. what was novel and contemporary), but then were transformed into instruments of political debate under the pressures of the American and French Revolutions and the organization of political groups to revolutionize society. Yet newspapers also fell prey to commercial imperatives and often put profit and busi- ness interests above political opinion, selling advertising…

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    At only four years, he composed his first poem, and later, at the age of eleven, when the First World War broke out, he composed a nationalistic poem, which was printed in the local newspaper. Although he has been constantly working on several poems and even attempted to write a short story at the age of 16, he just discovered the joy and power words gave him. Besides from that, Eric Arthur Blair was also aware what he wanted to write…

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    fact checking new stories for fairness and accuracy. Unfortunately, jobs for reporters and correspondents are decreasing, although jobs for photographers are increasing. The decline is largely due to loss of revenue from advertisements in radio, newspapers, and television. Naturally, because of the decline more traditional forms of journalism have strong job competition. Experience in multimedia journalism, including web design and coding, may improve job prospects. Locally, there are many…

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    To begin with, advertisement is becoming a necessary and integral part of our everyday life. Advertisement is everywhere now: it can be found in the form of print advertisements in magazines and newspapers, billboards, telephone directories, mailers, and, fliers or in electronic media such as the Internet, television, and radio. It is a developing business that makes people come together and makes them think of some specific things or products. Such kind of business appeared in the 19th century,…

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    In today’s society, media is widely used in almost everything we do and most of the time, we are affected by what is given to us, in one way or another. What is mass media? It is technology that is expected to reach a mass audience, like the newspapers you read, the latest Twitter post or the video online that went viral, all these are examples of mass media in our lives. And it is also because of all these, that our beliefs and values have changed over time. Mass media has been known to have…

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    adapting the forms content and uses provided. Currently, as a form of media, it has transcended to the most efficient one out there, being able to provide the functions of its predecessors and categorical competitions, such as televisions, radios, newspapers etc. The incorporation of itself along with every type of media presented to the public is achieved by social media through its ability to deliver information with both audio and visual means, and on that note, it is no wonder as to why…

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    It is believed that although mass media is not successful in directly telling us what to think, they are increasingly triumphant in telling us what to think about. The mediums that usually “set the agenda” are print and broadcast media (such as newspapers, television programs, and magazines). However, could social media also be setting an agenda for the public? Specifically, in line with Dr. Jonathan Ong’s talk on Facebook and its effects on society, is agenda-setting applicable to Facebook?…

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    Do politics influence the media? Or does the media influence politics? Throughout the history of the United States, the relationship between the mass media and political interests has been controversial. Stephan Halper, author of "Big Problems, Big Ideas," claims that the intertwined relationship between the mass media and political interests cause manufactured crisis narratives to drown out the recommendations of Congress and other institutions designed to inform the masses, "the rational…

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    JOURNALISTIC WRITING: Journalistic writing is the style of writing used to report news stories in newspapers, television broadcasts, on radio and on the Internet IN 20TH century, people had less options for accessing the news. Daily news came in the form of newspapers or TV news programs, and the less urgent stories were found only in the magazines or weekly newspapers. But in today;s era, people have instant 24/7 access to any type of news in any type of format. Its all because of the internet…

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