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    With technology taking over the world of today, it is no longer unusual for worldwide news stories to be broken through social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter rather than being circulated by traditional medias like Associated Press and Reuters etc (Aeur 2011). The evolution of social media have widely changed the way that people interacts. This new form of communication is considered as most dynamic and powerful communication channel till date as it has the potential to spread message…

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    Mass Media, "is a message consumed by a large number of individuals" (Powerpoint Week 1) While, politics, is known as "the authoritative allocation of society 's values. (Easton)" (Powerpoint week 1) or "the process of determining "who gets what, when, and how. (Lasswell)" (Powerpoint week 1) Years ago both, mass media and politics it appeared, to be more separate from each other. It seemed like the political side did not want to get involved with the media or was still trying to figure out what…

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    Technology today has the ability downright befuddle the average person. As a race, we have implemented numerous ideas into society that capture the interest of the general public and amaze individuals all over the world. While the specifics of these impressive innovations vary, they are always rooted in a common element: human curiosity. The human mind is the key to unlocking the hidden mysteries of the world. Simply possessing a mind, however, is obviously an insufficient prerequisite for…

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    Problems in the world are presented through television. Before the invention of newspapers and other media, information was spread through the word of mouth and later in written forms. When television was invented, communication became visible and information was being spread instantaneously. However, electronic media is reshaping the culture in which we live today by televising serious issues into a form of entertainment. Neil Postman, the author of his 1985 Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public…

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    Movie Analysis: Toy Story

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    Stories remain as a vital part to society and culture since ancient times. They can be told in many languages and in many forms. In present time, people are drawn more toward visual entertainment, through mediums such as television or video games. It follows a story through the plot of the show or the developing adventures of video game characters. However, stories are generally expressed literarily through text. Throughout one’s life, it becomes inevitable to run into a classic short story or…

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    Imagine having worldwide fame with all the news press, photographing and videotaping every move with their eager faces, trying to ask about something personal. For some people it may be the type of lifestyle they want, although, for others it may be something that they dread. The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger gave him worldwide fame due to how it was about a boy named Holden Caulfield that was distressed with society so he went on a three day adventure in New York City experiencing life on…

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    is written media discourse analysis whether this discourse in news paper or magazine, and its role in the process of social communication. Media discourse according to (Van.Dijk, 1943,) is “Media discourse was semantically transparent: A meaning or a set of meanings is formed up usually By ruling groups and this is then carried to other sub- Ordinate groups more or less clearing via the media.…

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    Children and Media Devices Our media devices have become a valuable part of our everyday lives and the way we communicate; we get text messages for our dentist appointments and e-vites for birthday parties. Mostly this is viewed as a helpful and informative tool for staying in contact with friends and family or receiving news updates and for educational purposes. But, as with most things, there is a limit; how much is too much? My goal is to look specifically at children and the short and long…

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    Politics and the Social Media Divide Media is the portal to the public. Through media, people have the opportunity to engage and develop opinions. Media has played a pivotal role in politics throughout history and continues to influence the direction of politics. As media develops, so does the division of people following it, due to their public opinion. In the textbook, America Government: Power and Purpose in Chapter 10, public opinion is defined as “citizens’ attitudes about political…

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    In a world where social normes are created and shared trough popular global media, it becomes crutial for adacemia to analise and understand the information that is shared trough those chanells. In this regard, TV shows have been a significant driving force behind a new age of global social values, as well as instrumental in perpatuating some old- not always positive- norms (??) This paper avaluates the major characteristics of characters portrayed in the TV show Game of Thrones in an effort to…

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