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    Kong citizens have organized themselves, mainly through social media, and are carrying out a powerful movement of protests, hoping that this conflict will be a source of development (Galtung, 2000: 10) for a…

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    deliver the message in the appropriate form. Some of the communication channels that could be used are interpersonal communication channels, group communication channels, organizational or community communication channels, mass media communication channels, and interactive digital media communication channels. The interpersonal communication is basically face-to-face communication. It could be verbal or nonverbal depending on how you want to deliver the message. We will be using mostly verbal…

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    Breaking Twitter

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    Twitter has become the largest source of news breaking media and the firsthand information for the journalists, in the conventional media. The rise of the social media such as twitter has raised fears among the journalists. As a professional practice of journalists is brought to disappear; means in recent years of dire predictions about the decline of the profession. As such, the role of the journalist is essential. His profession is changing profoundly, which does not mean it will disappear. It…

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    Presidential Debates

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    Caught between the difficult choice of either “deliberately aiming for the lowest common denominator … or tackl[ing] the difficult subjects … knowing that they may lose much of the mass audience” (Source F), according to Ted Koppel, majority of television shows have opted for fixing “presidential debates” and showing only the best parts of the debate in order for the stations to enhance their popularity among the public. Their desperation…

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    themselves that “I am not paralyzed and I can do this” (93). Likewise, on the billboard featuring “Team Hoyt” the credit goes to the father—an able bodied man—instead of the son. Both of these examples hint at the political assumption in mainstream media that disabled people have larger problems than able-bodied people, and this is a private matter to be dealt with by the individual instead of a matter that could benefit from societal change. In order to change this portrayal there needs to be a…

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    Importance Of Print Media

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    Media, the medium of communication., can also be regarded as the tool to pass the information from the source to the subject, using all the technical means with the ever-accelerated updating of science and technology. Great changes have been made in the way of media such as technologies, platforms, services and uses. One remarkable phenomenon of the contemporary media is that the number of people who focus on digital media is increasing. A good case in point is that the network information…

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    Historical research on the topic of the effects of media bias in law enforcement demonstrates that media outlets will air what the public wants to see to improve their ratings. Guarino (2015) argues that media outlets should help show the public the dangers police officers face everyday. Some police departments are starting to make websites that publish their own accurate reports of incidents involved with police officers instead of having media outlets release false information. Police…

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    The impact the media has on body image is huge. The media bombards society with images of men and women with perfect bodies, which affect people both mentally and physically. These photos of supermodels and actors are now accessible more than ever due to technology becoming a huge part of people’s everyday life. Society spends most of it’s…

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    Female representation in the media has always been lacking, to say the least. Women are there, but they always seem to be in the background or in the shadow of their male counterparts. With the invention of the internet, people have learned how to take the technology and turn it into new forms of media. Because the internet is predominately user driven, this allows creators to have more equal footing regardless of gender. Because of this, within the past couple of years, women have been able…

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    sexuality on children by marketing pressure, media, sexualization, and underestimating both genders…

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