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    used to inform the public of the upcoming unveiling of a new product bearing a positive outlook on the company and product. The format of a press release is generally parallel through out all media outlets ranging from stories and headlines in the newspapers, advertisement on radio programs, to advertising on television…

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    Sometimes too much repetition, especially same sentences, can be monotonous but not in this case. The author paraphrases sentences in other way and it does not look monotonous. He uses the repetition "enumeration" to show that the amount of destruction was immeasurable. He wants to emphasize that San Francisco was completely destroyed by earthquake. He uses an immense amount of details, so we can imagine the whole picture. London wrote the story from the first person. London’s eyewitness…

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    Summary of Newspaper Article (use your own words): The author, Gloria Holmes, realizes that commercials today depict positive messages. She thinks about “the subtle but powerful role that advertising can play to move us forward or backward as a society.” The first advertisement she saw that challenged ideals and standards of beauty was a Target commercial featuring a black plus-sized female in underwear. In addition, a child with a disability was shown. Holmes then notes how times have changed.…

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    2003 SARS Crisis Analysis

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    In the spring and summer of 2003 the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) crisis was a global concern. SARS had significant impact in a number of countries and areas. It directly affected Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, and Toronto. These countries and areas were most directly affected from the SARS outbreaks, although indirect effects of this disease were felt worldwide. The effects were not only felt in the public health and medical systems, but in the economic and political…

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    Influences Of Mass Media

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    media to all kind of people. The differences between the old and the young, and the differences between the past and the present. I will demonstrate the way the people use mass media and what their thought towards this influence are. Newspapers and Televisions Newspapers and Televisions are both an old type of mass media. However,…

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    Clash Of The Paradigm

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    Paradigms During the 19th century, the three paradigms that were relevant in society were the New York Times, New York Journal and the New York Commercial Advertiser. Although all three paradigms were prominent during the late 1890's one of these three newspapers prevailed and it was the New York Times. There were many reasons why the Times prevailed and the others failed. According to the excerpt, "The Year That defined American Journalism" it quotes, "… the Times offered a detached,…

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    Ball Bounces Results

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    The main question focused on while doing this experiment was, “How many times does the ball bounce before coming to a rest? “ There were four groups and each one had a different ball in size to get a variety in the data. Each group did their own data analysis depending on the number of the bounces their ball did. Every group was expected to release the ball from their hands and count the number of bounces before coming to a stop which was then repeated 10 times. Once every group completed their…

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    Recently I watched the FX’s ‘The People v. O.J Simpson’, a set of documentary features detailing ‘the trial of the century’. It was whilst watching this series that the lead defense attorney grabbed my full attention. Robert Shapiro, speaking on the most high profile criminal case in history states, “I’m not worried about the truth, I’m worried about perception”. In a case built on conspiracy and aversion, truth became irrelevant in the eyes of those dictating history. Perception of the events,…

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    literature impacts your life. Could you explain more on this topic? Well, as we all know there are many aspects to what things we read, this includes books whether nonfiction or fiction, blogs like yours, or the daily newspapers. All have something to offer us in a way of learning. Take newspapers, they are full of articles ranging in many interests. We can learn about other countries and the issues going on there or we can read up on current events within our own nation. Political excerpts that…

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    News Reporting Bias

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    I will be the first to admit that I do not stay on top of current events as much as I should. I find it very confusing to keep track of what is going on in America and around the rest of the world. How can you understand the history of all of these difficult situations and try to make sense of why things are happening? How can I get facts about something that is happening so far away from me? The media is supposed to help us with these decisions by reporting accurate and unbiased facts. The…

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