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    The television industry is one of the largest industries in the world no matter where one goes. Reality shows are one of the most popular forms of programming available for viewers on most television platforms. These shows have helped create stars, employment, and given us plenty of entertainment. Nevertheless, they also have a negative impact on society. There are shows which have propagated stereotypes pertaining to sex, race, ethnicity and even religion. The most recognizable form of…

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    In Neil Postman’s Amusing Ourselves to Death, he explains why he is concerned about what technology can do to a culture. More specifically, he is concerned about how technology can harm a culture. In the case of television, Postman believes that by blindly absorbing what we see, Americans are giving up the ability to participate in rational public affairs and discourse such as politics, news, religion, education, economics, etc. His thesis is that media has had a negative effect on the amount of…

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    The Daily Show - Consequence-Free Speech Stewart John during this podcast criticizes an NBA sports and political personnel. The structure itself comes from a network named “Comedy Central’. Compared to our podcast, The Daily Show had focused far more on criticisms. The main genres that the podcast focuses on is politics and comedy. The comedic touch towards the podcast was that he was able to keep audiences entertained by making a humorous atmosphere with jokes and mocking other people while we…

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    Rhetorical Outline: Proposition: South Korea’s younger demographic needs to stop being obsessed with the narrow beauty standard promoted in the entertainment industry. Audience: My intended audience will be young adults/South Korea’s younger demographic, who seem to be the most influenced by South Korea’s entertainment industry, as the new generations spend more time watching TV shows and listening to K-Pop. Goal: My goal is to show the younger demographic some of the negative effects when we…

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    undone the main character Delores compare her life with television programs. Delores was born and raised in 1950 that time was when women stay at home and making food and men were working outside. That time television was the latest invention after the radio because before that people listen radio but after that audience start watching television screen. The viewers were start learning everything from television in 1950s because television showed about fashion, family shows, games and World War…

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    Tivo Case Study Tv's Case

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    video recorder, and put the control into the consumers’ hands instead of the networkers’. However, TiVo is best suited for networkers, as TiVo failed to market towards consumers and receive much recognition; instead, TiVo successfully partnered with networks to monitor consumer watch patterns and properly deliver ads and content. To consumers, TiVo was a liberating device that gave them control over which shows they wanted to watch and when they wanted to watch. Instead of relying on networkers…

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    before viewing. Since its inception, this technology has quickly evolved to become one of the biggest threats to the medium of traditional broadcasting, along with institutions such as the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and International television (ITV). The Digital Streaming in question can be experienced in many ways but for the purpose…

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    Tarra Kooker Essay 5 Within both “Who Invented the Jump Shot” by John Edgar Wideman and “Television” by Lydia Davis, the readers were presented with two narrators having obsessions. In “Television” the narrator is identified through being obsessed with tv shows. While in “Who Invented the Jump Shot”, presents a narrator that appeared to be more obsessed with racism, prejudice, and how the “white man” acts towards minorities. However, both narrators captivate themselves in other issues other…

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    This paper will analyze different fallacies and how they are presented in televised commercials. Engleberg and Wynn (2012, p. 235) state a fallacy is an argument grounded in a false or inaccurate reasoning. There are several different types of fallacies individuals and corporations use to convince others of something, however this paper will specifically focus on slippery slope and appeal to authority. In this commercial a man waits on hold with his cable company. This causes him to become…

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    Teddy Bear Analysis

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    Sometimes the movie industry believes that they can stretch a movie beyond the original story in order to capitalize on the achievements of the precursor film. This is not the case as Ted 2 fails to be as charming and funny as the original movie. The author of the films has made a career on repeating the same gags over and over on his TV shows, but when you go to a movie theater you expect to see more quality than your average TV program since you are paying for that ticket. The type of humor is…

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