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    According to Malcolm X, “The media 's the most powerful entity on earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent, and that 's power. Because they control the minds of the masses.” Mass medium, or mass media, is a form of mass communication that is intended to reach a large audience such as: TV shows, movies, music, newspapers, magazines, advertisement, and the internet. Mass media plays a vital role within American culture and many other countries. In fact, mass media can be seen within the daily life of almost everyone in the industrialized world. Mass media often portray messages in many ways. Ways messages are passed is through advertisements of products, fashion trends, politics, news, and many more.…

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    Importance Of Mass Media

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    significance of mass media for human life cannot be overestimated. This is true because beyond the physical requirements of food and shelter everyone needs communication, entertainment and information. And it's mainly mass media that can satisfy all these requirements at the same time. Mass media is usually considered as the main source of entertainment and news. Even entertainment carries news and information in form of story or satire; they also carry messages of persuasion and messages for…

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    Stereotypes In Mass Media

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    Mass Media The media is a huge part of today’s society. It is where the latest trends are shown and the latest news and gossip is spread. It is also where old traditional norms still can be seen. While media tries to cover it more than they used to, it is still evident that these norms still exist. There is still a gap between the equality of men and women. And not just their gender but their race and the stereotypes that are used to define them. While many think these have all gone away, they…

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    Mass Media Have you ever been so insecure of your body because of social media ? Almost 92% of girls in a college campus suffer from eating disorders .There is some specific role models or models put out in the world that society calls “beauty “ therefore most girls try hard to get to their level.Comments may be appreciated and some may be detested , certain people manage to cyber bully at times .Some people don’t think how we would feel in response of their comments or opinions. Therefore…

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    Mass media is a powerful element as it creates a huge influence on the population in various techniques. For instance, advertising can subconsciously impact a person’s life rapidly, and they are avoidable as they appear on television, magazines, newspapers, buses and in buildings. An advert aims at achieving a certain objective in a product over another as it demonstrates how a direct association with a product expresses an individual’s worth. Therefore, media is essential in determining various…

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    Influence of Mass Media Nowadays, there are so many people can not sleep regularly, so it emerges various late-night TV shows. And the one of the most popular late-night TV show, called The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Stephen Colbert, who is an extreme right-wing blowhard celebrity, would like to give his own voice in public. However, in Late Show with Stephen Colbert, he sheds his political persona and interviews the guests with his true feelings instead of being a puppet and doing the…

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    The United Stated leads the world in mass shootings and they are become more common each day, making people wonder what is triggering them. Some believe the media is to blame for the rise in shootings while others feel that there are different circumstances that contribute to this matter. In the article “How the Media Inspires Mass Shootings” the author, Mark Follman, claims that the media has influenced an increase in mass shooting by the way they publish their findings. The media does inspire…

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    long to men, but we continue to strive for the same equal rights and standards that men succeed to have. However, the way mass media portrays women prevent the female community to strive to our full potential. Mass media like magazines, television, films and commercials etc. continues to stereotype women as naturally weaker than men, oversexualized women, endangers women, and influences young girls to be and think less of what they are capable of. Mass media often portrays women as weaker than…

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    In society people have little to no direct personal experience with crime, therefore the mass media represents crime in a certain way to the public. This is media outlets such as newspapers, television, websites, films, video games and books etc. Usually the portrayal of crime is negative or positive depending on who, what and where the crime is committed. Pearson argues that the media has encouraged a fear and fascination with crime. Media content and crime are studied in different ways. For…

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    The portrayal of welfare recipients in British media is by no means a uniform picture, and this is also true for the recipients of welfare. However, the mass reporting and slandering of a certain type of welfare recipient by the tabloid and right-leaning organisations do not portray the extent of the social problems faced by this subset. The constant bombardment the people of Britain endure from these media organisation, depicting welfare recipients as scheming, scrounging rats (among other…

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