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    an alteration voicing the ideology and objective of a particular populace or cultural group. It’s a desire and pursuit to bring about a change in the cultural system when disappointed by the continuing, established cultural mentality. The critical mass plays an extensive role in following and approving the countercultural movement in order for the movement to bring out the desired outcome, if accepted, it provokes a powerful and a sudden change, encouraging the growth of the movement. However,…

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    Capitol Hill mass killings by Kyle Aaron Huff: a case of mass murder Name: Institution: Course: Tutor: Date: Capitol Hill Mass Killings by Kyle Aaron Huff: A Case of Mass Murder Introduction The Capitol Hill mass murder took place on Saturday 25 March 2006 in the city of Seattle. The killings were perpetrated by a 28-year-old called Kyle Aaron Huff who shot six victims that included two females and four males. The age of the victims varied between 14 and 30 years (Fox, Burgess, Levin, Wong,…

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    Definition: Industrial Revolution The Industrial Revolution began in the late 1700s. During this time the world became aware of the profitable entities rapid human labor could produce in factories. The revolution started in Britain and move rapidly through North America and Western Europe. With the ensemble of new technology rapidly growing, The industrial revolution can easily be named one of the most significant cultural and social changes in our history. However, although the Industrial…

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    The Industrial Revolution had a positive impact on the American Society because of its investments in technology. It made an outstanding change from hand tools to hand made items to products produced by machines. This upgrade resulted in high profits for factory owners. The machines assisted the entrepreneur's productivity. The Industrial Revolution benefited the middle class more but had an effect on all of the American Society. The revolution made way for inventors. A famous one is Thomas…

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    Muscle Dysmorphia is a real disorder. It is not known of by many people but there are a lot of people that Suffer from this disorder. Muscle Dysmorphia is a serious disorder that regular gym goers may be victims of and the causes are all around from multimedia, to seeing weightlifters in the gym that are much bigger than everyone else or as simple as looking at one’s self in the mirror. First off, the internet is big cause of Muscle Dysmorphia. Based on this study from The Media’s representation…

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    Technologies have taken over the society for a long time, and it have affected the people in different ways. In Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451, the people in their society have overused technology which have influenced them in depending everything on it. The adverse effects of society’s overdependence on technology is the central theme in Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451. Being overdependent on technologies have made a big impact on people since it has taken away their ability to think properly, is…

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    The Right To Privacy

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    Recently, freedom of press became a popular and disputed issue of public. Everybody’s understanding about the freedom of press is different. Roughly, it defines the right of newspapers and magazines which can report news without being controlled by the government or any political factors. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) stated, Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference, and impart information…

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    especially in mass and social media. Freedom of speech is gradually diminishing on the news, internet, television, movies, video games, and other forms of media. Everyday citizens are beginning to distrust mainstream media and are turning to alternative sites which may not offer accurate information. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) have also been allowing controversial opinions surface into society, causing discomfort and increased tensions between people and groups. While mass and…

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    Product Placement

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    Guidelines to make effective Product Placement is an effective way of communication as has been found by many researchers. But the effectiveness is a function of variables like context (of the plot), match of product with type of movie, audience profile (age, sex, education, literacy, language, religion, culture, access to technology, media interests, hobbies), emotional appeal, program involvement and liking for a star. The success of in-serial and film product placement depends upon the…

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    Two-step flow model is a model developed by Paul Lazarsfeld and his colleagues in the 1940s. This theory states that media influence, the information we receive from the mass media, often works in two stages. Firstly, media content like facts and views are picked up by opinion leaders in different groups. They can be friends, workmates, movie stars, politicians or anyone else who is considered influential and they usually have the respect of opinion followers due to their status in social class.…

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