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The fourth Arm of Government Seonyoung Park California States University, Northridge POL 355 The Fourth Arm of Government Like many countries in the world, The United States has three arms of government. There are the legislature, the executive and the judiciary. The purpose of these arms is to ensure the smooth running of affairs in the country by making, changing and implementing policies when the necessity arises. However, the mass media has been described by many as the…

Assignment - Chapters Three and Four Part I - Discuss the "nature versus nurture" argument and provide support for each aspect of the controversy. Nature refers to our genes and our heredity factors are influential in our character make up. This can range from our physical appearance and personality. Some examples of inherited genes are height, color of eyes /skin, learning and some disabilities, diseases and athletic ability. While personality is how a person thinks and feels (emotion),…

Habermas notes that newspapers were initially commercial sheets that dissemin- ated “news” (i.e. what was novel and contemporary), but then were transformed into instruments of political debate under the pressures of the American and French Revolutions and the organization of political groups to revolutionize society. Yet newspapers also fell prey to commercial imperatives and often put profit and busi- ness interests above political opinion, selling advertising…

John the Baptist is a standout amongst the most particular characters in the New Testament. He had a bizarre pizazz for design, wearing wild-looking garments made of camel's hair and a calfskin belt around his midsection. He lived in the left wild, ate beetle and wild nectar and lectured an abnormal message. John the Baptist knew his fundamental purpose for existing. He unmistakably comprehended that God had separated him for a reason. Through God's bearing, John the Baptist tested the general…

differences on how the news was covered before and after this horrible tragedy. If that would have happened in the media era today, I believe the way it was reported then would have been different today. Before the Assassination of JFK, the news media weren’t that mobile. They didn’t do any live coverages because of the heavy equipment that would have needed to be carried around. Everything was done in a studio living room environment. But on that day, the idea was born of broadcasting live…

giving it extreme publicity thereby making the consumers to see such an issue as being the most topical issue of the day. This is despite that there could be more news worthy stories or events that could be happening but because they are not publicised, they cease to be news.” For example in the Zimbabwe Radio and television the broadcasting of campaign jingles, like “Rambai makashinga and huya uone kutapira kunoita kurima”. This was the production by the government to the advantage of the…

different media outlets there are. Know that less than 10 are giving the population information on news stories,…

Journalism is the act of garnering, retrieving, constructing and presenting the truth objectively and accurately. While there are numerous other methods, journalism is easily distinguishable from other forms of writing and broadcasting of information by its unique ethical practices. Some of these practices include, upholding a sense of social responsibility, loyalty towards the people and an obligation to the truth without invading privacy, promoting prejudice, bias views, negative stereotypes,…

The New First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “You must do the thing you think you cannot do.” Known as the reluctant first lady, Eleanor Roosevelt accomplished many tasks that previous First Ladies’ thought they could not do. With no option of becoming the First Lady, she refused to accept the “housewife” role and changed the way the United States viewed the role of the First Lady by her outspoken personal views, participation in the media, and her numerous trips around the world while…

Despite the overwhelming amount of information obtainable through various news outlets, the majority of the sources are trickling down from the very few who control the news industry. Technological advances in the Unites States have allowed many people to be exposed to the market of fast news, especially through the rise of 24-7 corporate news stations. Technological advances in society have progressed in a way that blindly forces the public to become dependent on technology, considering…