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    Theories Of Media Violence

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    have a greater influence on an individual’s daily life. Unlike the Hypodermic Needle theory, individuals are influenced by a number of different aspects of life. The only instance were an individual can be influenced by the media is if they introduce new ideas (Trepanier-Jobin, 2016). If researchers were to study media violence using this theory, they would utilize that although individuals are exposed to violent images in all aspects of the media that it does not have a direct influence on…

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    Ethical Dilemmas

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    News operations work through ethical dilemmas on a regular basis (Regulation, Legal Issues, and Ethics, 2011, p.246). Medoff and Kaye note, at times, broadcast stations that produce local news are pressured by people to either cover or not cover a certain story (2011, p.246). Ethics remain pervasive and challenged through a variety of deceitful tactics such as in paying for interviews, recreating news events, a using unnamed sources, or playing dirty tricks which in turn taints the station or…

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    Various scholars, writers, and publishers have argued multiple facets within and surrounding the journalism industry. A few topics include its role in society, the types of reporting genres, broadcasting and the role of reliable news, and the use of social media to share what’s happening currently in news. Works shown in this paper date back as far as 1906 and as recently as 2010. Two viewpoints provided by Philadelphia Public Ledger publisher George W. Ochs, the author of a 1906 scholarly…

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    society’s tendency of combining both serious and business-oriented matter with that of which is only intended to entertain the viewers. Television, as Postman feels, causes the problem that everything communicated through television is meant to amuse, even news and political discussions. Postman believes that religious and political leaders, academic and medical teachers and even newscasters prioritize showmanship over actual content and…

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    brought together by television News as “Television news came of age during Vietnam.” (Edgerton, pg. 265). Vietnam was the starting point for the evolution of television news. In its history, we seen coverage of issues and topics of war, social changes, and politics. The increasing attention placed on these issues were seen through the news operations from networks, for through their showcasing of salient events that indivertibly establish television as the most significant new medium of its…

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    (1) The role of news media over the time has been mixed and different theorists have tried to explain each of these roles in their own ways. We see a clear distinction between how media could actually serve the purpose of placing checks on the society or actually aiding the entities that need to be made accountable by the very same media. As the term “fourth estate” for the news media was coined in the 18th century that recognized the role of press in the society as a fourth pillar of the…

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    Fox News is one of the most controversial American television stations mainly because of one word, bias. They have been accused on several occasions of favoring the political right and misrepresenting facts/arguments. However, it seems to have gotten to the point where people just assume Fox News is overly biased based on what others say. There are a lot of people who have never even seen a decent amount of Fox News just because they assume that it’s garbage. I was one of those people until…

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    Media Fairness

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    information, which is why the media is heavily depended upon. Without the media, news would travel at a much slower rate, leaving the community clueless as to what is going on in the world .What is media? These are conscious to reach large audience by mass communication, it can be both print media or broadcast media. Even though the media plays a big role in the development of any community, its fairness in reporting news has remained controversial. The issue of unfairness in media has been…

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    Reality Tv Research Paper

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    has been an essential aspect of entertainment to many Americans since its popularization in the 1950’s. Since then, it has taken the world by storm and become an integral source of news, connection, and enjoyment for people all over the world. Television has facilitated the spread of mass media through major broadcasting networks such as NBC, CBS, and ABC. However, despite its entertaining merit, television is an unsubstantial medium of information that is fueled by sensationalism while also…

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    The advantages of online journalism in China Online journalism has thoroughly changed the way that how the traditional news is reported, written, designed and delivered in China. Less barriers to entry, unique convergence of text, audio, video, picture, information and comments, unlimited news display, rapidly spread, lowered distribution costs, and diverse online networking technologies, these incomparable features have led to the widespread practice of online journalism. According to CNNIC…

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