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    I walk in the door and put my home work on the washer, kick off my shoes and walk into the living room and turn on some good ol Youtube. I grab a some grub and go sit with my dog as I unwind from a day at school. I usually watch some video games, stuff about motorcycles or I watch skateboarding videos. Its nice being able to watch something relatable and familiar. Today I decide to watch some skate videos as they always throw a positive mood my way. When i'm done I turn off the tv and turn on…

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    Broadcast news remains a focal moment for many people in the evening. The broadcast stations tapped into this and created series of an evening or nightly news. The evening news is the most watched because the viewing public trusts the anchor’s credibility. Williams falls into this category due to his coherent progression in describing the event exactly how it happened. He does not rush to judgment, but rather to let facts emerge over time. Fabricating events to sell a story that may very well be…

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    Gabler fails to provide a solid definition for the word “entertainment”. Entertainment is available to society in various shapes and forms. Although some may solely regard entertainment as being expressed through literature, movies, television, and plays, entertainment can be found in various aspects of our lives, such as through education and our imaginations. In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird, Jem and Scout find entertainment in fantasizing about luring Boo Radley out of his house…

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    All they see is a screen, locked on, not able to change or move. For instance, Nielsen Co. completed a study that reports children 2 to 5 years of age watch more than 32 hours a week, 6 to 8 years of age watch about twenty-eight hours (Uzoma). Childwise has also completed a study that reports kids 5 to 16 average 6.5 hours a day on a computer (Wakefield). Likewise, Disney shows are a negative influence on children’s mental and physical state, according to parents that have first hand accounts…

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    Over the course of the 20th century, many events and movements have led to the current day lifestyle and improvements of today's society. One of the biggest influencers and media changers was television. Television opened up a world of new possibilities. Allowing information to be able to spread at almost live speed. Also allowing better safety when it came to alerts and world tragedies. With that also later came video games and cellphones. Bringing in a new form of entertainment and daily…

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    receive local television and newspaper coverage. Specifically, the President wants to ensure he has local newspaper coverage because “they still command a relatively large audience; they are still highly respected, especially compared with the national news media; and they present measurable amounts of news on the president, especially in comparison to local television” (Cohen, Ch. 4, pg. 71). Besides visiting localities, the President can also gain support from segmented national television…

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    Forensic Shows Vs Crime

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    Topic: Crime/Forensic Shows are not real and how they are not real-The CSI Effect. (Pro: Educating television viewers). o AGD: How many times have you watched crime or forensics shows, where you have realized something on the show is not possible or realistic? Crime and forensic shows are often, a favorite by television viewers. They are fun, yet more dramatical than educational. It is not often that a viewer realizes that details and parts of the show are false, it may take a trained eye to do…

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    Awkward Black Girl Essay

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    people they love, the black women seem to break and display themselves as fragile creatures. In the ABG series, the character displays herself one way, give or take some personality tweaks due to the environment in which she is in. In mainstream television shows, black women are very careful with how they display themselves to a larger audience in order to fulfill the requirements for their “public…

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    Analysis Of Good America

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    Analysis of Good Morning America When I was watching Good Morning America, they showed many disastrous images with interesting commentary of what is going on. From the nor’easter storm terrorizing the northeast, to Jared Kushner and the theories surrounding him and his conflicts of interest, GMA really lets you in on all the details. The first thing they talked about was of a nor’easter blowing wave after wave of water in the northeast with a high ninety-three mph wind speed shredding…

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    Einsteins: Not So Smart After All” Evaluation The problem with watching television in order to develop the language skills of a child is that they are not receiving an intimate form of communication. A child cannot engage in a conversation with a person on a television show. I do not think that television is detrimental to a child’s development, which is why many adults may say that they turned out okay. Even I watched television shows like these, and I would agree that I turned out okay. But…

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