Public broadcasting

air traffic and also less materials used. This can be linked to (Bacsardi, Laszlo. 2005) journal article; he suggests that with quantum computing we can expand the distance of which we can send data to satellites, also reducing air traffic. With the public 's availability of technology we can see that someone can find a negative use for it. But the future can sometimes show change, with the development of new technologies there 's the possibility of greater…

nominee Franklin Roosevelt. His goal was to heal America after The Great Depression made many Americans lose hope in their country. Coughlin also supported the New Deal that president Roosevelt proposed to restore the country. He created a bond with the public by speaking of news from Washington D.C.. Two years after the New Deal was put into place, Coughlin voiced his discontent for the plan and president Roosevelt. Coughlin then formed the National Union for Social Justice (Father Coughlin).…

From the beginning of time, human civilization has fed upon the circulating world of obtaining, assembling, and broadcasting information upon a wide-spread scale. With sources ranging from the earliest form of publicized word to the current reality of active pictures and dramatic screenplay, society has been infused with an environment of news broadcast. Unfortunately, since the creation of television journalism, the overall goal has shifted from knowledgeable reports to pure entertainment. A…

Whether it’s to know your weekly weather, to stay up to date on citywide information, or to be the source of any and all information when disaster strikes, the news is where people go. The Columbia Broadcasting System, or CBS, began in 1927 and continues today as an active news television network. For years CBS has been keeping their viewers up to date on all of the information they need to know to help them get through the day. The end of every day became special because the CBS Evening News…

Broadcasting presidential elections on television has been influential in the United States since the 1960’s. Some think it has heavily influenced who is elected, made elections fairer and more accessible, and even moved candidates from pursuing issues to pursuing image. Holding a presidential election today without a television debate would seem almost undemocratic, that’s not what many people thought at the time of the first debates. First of all, the advent of television in the late 1940’s…

When it comes to corporate ownership of different media outlets, the FCC is turning a blind eye to what is happening around the country. News stations are being censored according to what the corporations want the public to see. Corporations are mainly showing American citizens news that will benefit their company’s ambitions and not thinking about how it will impact the average American. The FCC needs to stop big business from controlling the media. The government…

Columbia Broadcasting System – CBS Corporation is one of the largest American media holdings and conducts its activity in the branch of mass media and the entertaining industry. The business of a direction of the Company is cable television, creation, and propagation of a television content, a film studio, publishing house, TV and radio stations, interactive media and the outdoor advertising including a network of television announcement CBS Television Network. It was founded in 1971. Leslie…

Social media networks, such as Facebook and Twitter, are a growing source of news content for both journalists to gather from and public to consume (Chadwick, 2014). Journalists market their stories online, interacting and becoming increasingly involved with their audience (Chadwick, 2014). As Chadwick (2014) argues, the ability to interact allows for additional information to be shared…

Over the past century, the pace of globalization has accelerated considerably. While globalization is certainly not unique to this period of increased growth, the establishment of a “worldwide network of fast cables and telegraph systems, in tandem with developments in railways and steamships, eroded some of the obstacles of geography and made it easier to organize transcontinental business” (Winseck and Pike, p.1). In this context, debate has emerged amongst scholars as to the consequences of…

recorded rock and roll, which was played on local programs by voluble and irrelevant disc jockeys. By the mid-1950s American radio had moved beyond its Golden Age to modern formats such as “Top 40” and “alternative” or “underground” FM, talk shows, and public-service…