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Although a plethora of political information resides on the Internet, the American public self-reinforces their worldviews through their received knowledge about the world. In the article “Limiting Democracy: The American Media’s World View, and Ours,” Glenn Greenwald argues that the American government, along with media outlets, controls the amount of knowledge available to the public. Greenwald, by basing his claims on expert opinion, appeal to the reader’s beliefs, and specific cases of media…

In 1990, Congress embraced use by government organizations of an option technique known as negotiated rulemaking, additionally called regulatory negotiation. It has been utilized by offices to bring invested individuals into the guideline drafting procedure at an early stage, under circumstances that encourage agreeable endeavors to accomplish answers for administrative issues. Where fruitful, arranged rulemaking can prompt better, more adequate standards, in view of a clearer comprehension of…

When the news comes on, doesn’t it seem there is always something off about the story? It is either the news anchor is not giving all of the information or is speculating about the event. The world of television and modern media has become a tool of de-evolution, propaganda and social control. The news was made for the viewer to be informed about their community and their nation. What happened if instead the news informed the viewer but they fill up their airtime with irrelevant information?…

With many calling the death of the traditional newspaper imminent, journalists and editors are forced to make risky decisions to stay afloat in a changing news marketplace and media environment. Competing with blogs and social media that can generate more content at much lower margins, owners are pressuring their newspapers to cut costs and produce content by any means necessary . In his article “Ethical Values and Quality Control in the Digital Era”, Bob Steele argues that the journalistic…

"The story of 3 women and 105 men", can you imagine this is actually refers to one of the four great classical novels of Chinese literature "Water Margin"? When you read the headline, you will subconscious think that headline regarding to a yellow journalism and may generate curiosity to read more content, after you click on it, whereas it is actually a historical story about 108 heroes. This is called “clickbait”, which attract click-through rate by writing sensationalist headlines that…

Newspapers are on the verge of extinction as information is digitalized and uploaded onto the world wide web for everyone to access. In only a few seconds, data can be retrieved solely from fingertips. No longer are people writing love letters or sending postcards to each other but instead sending digital texts that arrive almost immediately. Information travels instantly whereas millenniums ago, it had to travel by feet and would take forever to reach its destination. This digital age has…

for self-interest by the government politicians. The New York Times The New York Times is a periodical published daily in New York and its online newspaper. The target audience of the newspaper is educated and younger individuals that have political affiliations. This newspaper has liberal political views while raising awareness on social issues. It is one of the most popular newspapers in the United States and has a very large circulation both digitally and in print. It is significant that The…

bought in total, but the number of titles on offer has never been greater. While the old-school, advertising-reliant magazine industry is shrinking, business is booming for a new generation of independent mags, which tend to be niche, largely ad-free, ideas-led, design focused and reader funded.…

Everyday people view articles and stories that are produced by the media. Just one event can create hundreds of different stories explaining the event. Each type of media and each company produces a different story. It is so hard to distinguish which articles are telling the truth and which ones aren’t. The hardest articles to see the truth in are ones involving politics or large scale world issues. This is because the opinions on these issues are usually heavily voiced and trying to persuade…

“Illustrated papers have become a feature. Every newspaper stand is covered with them. Every railroad is filled with them. They make the battlefields, the coronations, the corruptions of politicians, and naval heroes. They are, in brief, the art gallery of the world.” That was Frederic Hudson’s perception of the illustrated newspaper, emphasizing the importance of pictorial reporting in a newly developed nation. Pictorial reporting was introduced to America by Frank Leslie, giving way to a…