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    complacent. We have currently a built-in allergy to unpleasant or disturbing information. And our mass media reflect this. But unless we get up off our fat surpluses and recognize that television in the main is being used to distract, delude, amuse and insulate us," meaning we are too focused towards our televisions that we are getting distracted of what is going on around us. Throughout the generations, too many people have been relying on the media that leads people to trust the news and…

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    today watches, or is exposed to, television for almost 5 hours a day or 32 hours of television a week. The divorce rate has also increased to almost fifty percent in America. One would think that these statistics are unpredictable and mind-boggling, but Ray Bradbury illustrated that he could in fact predict this horrible way of life. In the 1953 dystopian novel Fahrenheit 451, Bradbury correctly predicts government misinformation, family disintegration, television abuse, and drug abuse for…

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    Telemundo Scenarios

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    It’s around 5 pm in the evening when I usually sit down on the couch and watch the news on TV with my parents. My parents speak little English so we stick with a Spanish news program called Al Rojo Vivo on Telemundo. I sometimes look at some news articles that show up on Yahoo while I go through my emails, but besides that I don’t really pay too much attention to it even though I know I should. The news program I watch has deal with how police have mistreated the people in the community and…

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    Violence In The Media

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    telling their children it’s okay to be violent when they feel rage or down on themselves. They’re more likely to take risks and grow comfortable with their possibly rough life. On the other hand, when children are often exposed to violence through television, it alters their sense of right and wrong. Being entranced by the gore and combat or possibly killing will give an individual happiness or even pleasure. “When it comes to viewing violent pornography”, Bok clarifies, “levels of aggression…

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    Prejudice And Racism

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    I was sitting with my wife watching the tele, a rarity in that most of my leisure time is spent reading, my wife is not a big tele fan but it was on, and we were sitting, and such was my experience. The segment that appeared was of a US senator describing what he called his mission to encourage people to be more American, better patriots. This in fact was old news in that the exploits of this particular politician was becoming more and more famous. He was known to actually weep during what I can…

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    The accessibility of technology such as the Seashell Radio, an equivalent to modern-day earphones, television, and fast cars contributes to the suppression of the character's emotions. However, the characters refuse to address their emotional struggle because technology plays a main role in their culture. The Seashell Radio’s use is most apparent in Mildred: The thimble radios tamped tight, and an electronic ocean of sound, of music and talk and music and talk coming in, coming in on the shore…

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    Screen life for children There are a lot of different view points in the subject of screen time for children. Screen time can include, television, video games, tablet, or phone games and apps. Screen time can affect many different aspects of a child's development. Children can be influenced by anyone, from a family member talking on Facetime, to a computer programer in New Delli. Some experts have been cited as stating that TV watching is not good for children, and others cited, that it is…

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    he streaming service juggernaut is so jam-packed with content, sometimes it takes a little help finding the diamonds in the rough. Luckily, we've got your back on this one, whatever genre you're into. 1. The Get Down Set in 70s Bronx, The Get Down is a musical drama following a group of teenagers led by “Books” Figueroa (played by Justice Smith) and the rise of hip hop and disco. It's vibrant music along with a talented young cast complemented by some stunning cinematography throughout the…

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    Star Theater, Milton Berle was the first successful entertainer in the early years of television. (Edgerton 113) Some attribute his success to his audience being isolated in one region of America. (Wertheim 69) However, it can also be attributed to his humor and personality. (Wertheim 68) Therefore, this paper discusses how Milton Berle's unique sense of humor, and personality made him the ruler early television. Specifically, it discusses how he incorporated vaudeville, other comedian’s…

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    Television and technology seem like such an amazing and necessary entity to have in society today, but is it necessarily the best for people? In the book, Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, television is a major source of technology in society, and books are banned from everyone. As the main character, Montag is influenced to understand that television is shattering people’s minds, so he begins to act out and try to outsmart his own co-workers by placing books in their own homes. While reading the…

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