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    Newsies Short Story

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    later, the musical Newsies came out. During the Spanish-American War the price of papers rose from 50 cents to 60 cents per 100 papers (Li, Extra, Extra, read all about the newsboys strike of 1899). What made them strike was when the rest of the newspaper prices went back down to 50 cents; Pulitzers and Hearst’s did not. In the musical it is depicted that Pulitzer, looking for a way to make more than Hearst, raised the prices. What actually happened was Pulitzer didn’t lower the prices back…

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    and pulled a copy of the local paper from under his arm. As he watched the ink rub off onto his fingers, the absurdity of his situation was not lost on him. In an age of computers, electronic tablets and smart phones, who in the world still read newspapers? Besides dumb ass bikers like himself intent on appearing casual while they stalked other people, he couldn’t imagine. There was something about reading the local gawker that magically made a person go unnoticed in public. Perhaps it was such…

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    Traveling via bike has become part of the culture in Mission Beach due to a variety of factors. Due to the prevalence of thin streets, car traffic is common. The temperate weather also allows people to bike without fear of unpleasant conditions. This ad is great for the television medium because it highlights the appealing aesthetics of both the boardwalk next to the ocean, as well…

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    Media Bias In Bodily Harm

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    using publicity to spread and convince a suggested perception of news. All of which, as examples of bias that runs rampant within media, thus defining the need for people to think as individuals and not just believe everything they see in magazine, newspapers or their favourite social media outlets. The truth is not always clearly shown and can be covered by much fabrications like that of tangled hair and steam on the surface of a mirror after a shower. Just as mentioned in a piece written for…

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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…

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    Susan Sontag Journalism

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    THESIS Pictures that are impactful, timely and contribute significant news value cannot be discounted due to their violent nature. Shocking and violent photographs have the power to garner public interest and provoke social change. Patt Blue from the International Center of Photography writes, “reality is not a framed and frozen image - it is chaos, loud, dirty, and grossly disorganized” and so we should expect our news photography to properly showcase that. While many aspiring journalists drift…

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    and stories to helped us shape our views. An example, is print media are viewed as visual media; and are sending messages across to their viewers through newspapers and magazine. As a media user I think I need the most improvement is to take the benefit of the doubt to acknowledge the sources and credibility of newspapers. When I read the newspaper…

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    phone or some kind of electronic device to look at the news. Newspapers have not yet found a new sustainable business model, and there is reason for concern that such a business model may not emerge(introduction to the global impact of social media par1). Even the bigger newspaper organizations also maintain an online news page. Some people actually believe that the internet is not that useful and reliable. In other parts of the world newspapers are actually flourishing because the people in…

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    The responsibility of objectification in women is geared towards the media. Objectification has been a big part of history, however it has been more prevalent in today 's society because of the development of the media. Now that there are aspects in society that even hone objectification, such as mass media, it is solely the media 's fault that women are constantly objectified. Women are expressed objectively through the media in three ways. They are objectified in the media through magazines.…

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    Mass media are a form of communication that reaches the masses whether it be written, displayed, or broadcasted. Types of mass media include television, the Internet, newspapers, and the radio to name a few. Mass media plays a vital role in our democratic society, it influences the beliefs, perspectives, and decisions of the audience targeted. Sociologist considers the mass media representation and creation of culture otherwise known as mediated culture (Dean, 2010). We live in a society today…

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