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    Kansas City metro area was covered with about three feet of snow! As the years go on the weather fluctuates and creates a long autumn, which is the season for television shows! It is crazy to look at the huge difference in Television from when I was born to the year 2016. TV has come a long way since then and has changed for the better. Television is one of the world’s most powerful creations to this day because it affects everyone in some way. When I was born eighteen years ago TV was great.…

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    Like many other people, I can remember watching violent movies and television shows at a very early age. I watched everything from wrestling and the classics like “Scarface” and old episodes of “Gunsmoke” and “Bonanza” with my grandfather to the cut them up, bullets, blood and gore movies like “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” and “Friday the 13th” with my cousins. I’ve been a big fan of them ever since. No one ever said anything about the violence we were exposed to mainly because at a very young age…

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    ("WatchingTV/Screen Time and Children", 2016)”. Watching television at a young age is unhealthy, harmful, and destructive. There have been thousands of studies conducted on what happens to children when they start watching tv at a young age and all of them show some sort of negative affect. Children should not watch tv because it leads to various negative effects such as physical health, child stimulation, and behavioral changes. An undeniable effect that television has on children is the…

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    Amusing Ourselves to Death, explains how television creates communication by redefining public discourse. Public discourse is the forms of conversation dealing with political, religious, or commercial. Throughout the book, Neil Postman explains how society has become unknowledgeable about the changes because of being too consumed in its epistemology. Postman starts the book by showing historical facts in the first part of the book and describes the effects of media in American life throughout…

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    fight for Christendom. In one case, Jones sai that crusaders “became the instruments of the last judgement.” The mind-set and beliefs of these men participating in the crusades was that it was essentially a religious act that honored God. This television series indicated and highlighted the influence religion had on the crusaders, and how it was essentially at the core of their actions. Within the series, it also presented the aggressive behaviors and cruelty of the crusaders. For example,…

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    chosen a Smart Television, market development for which I have chosen Apple and changes to the business model, for which I have chosen Amazon.. TASK 1: - CHOOSE ONE INNOVATIVE PRODUCT. EXPLAIN WHAT THE INNOVATION IS AND WHY YOU ADMIRE IT? (Smart Television) The one innovative product that I have chosen is a Smart Television. This product came into the market after companies invested their money in this product. This product is unique and innovated as compared to the other Televisions;…

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    Suzanne Collin’s novel, The Hunger Games. The Hunger Games is a punishment given by the Capitol of Panem as a reminder of the “Dark Days” and as a warning to not to rebel against the Capitol again. The Capitol tries to exemplify their power through television and their use of technology. Gamemakers torture the tributes in the Games using their computer programs while televising the event to show off their “great abilities.” Furthermore, the Gamemakers use propaganda in an attempt to manipulate…

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    entertainment technology was just appearing in households with items like the television and the AtariⓇ it was fine to watch the television with the family or to have the kids play video-games. Nowadays it is common to see parents giving their children a phone or tablet to keep them occupied during a meal, or sending teens off to play videogames in their rooms. Even parents letting their children sit in front of the television for hours on end is the norm. More recently social networks like…

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    Pocket Talker Essay

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    Watching television shows with pocket talker Description: Now, you will not face any trouble at all in watching TV as you have got the amazing hearing aid in the form of pocket talker. This device is now getting available in every online store. Do you have to struggle a lot in hearing TV sounds? Well, now you can get rid of this trouble with the regular usage of pocket talker. This is a unique hearing aid which has got outstanding combinations of accessories. This combination is not found in…

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    Jfk Screen Personality

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    By emphasizing personality and appearance, political television also forced candidates to be theatrical and artificial. Samuel Lubell argued that politicians dealt with concern over media portrayal by creating a strong “screen personality” to build positive images and win public support. Kennedy’s victory in the first debate was indicative of Lubell’s assertion. In essence, Kennedy was an actor. His campaign’s Brain Trust, consisting of Ted Sorenson and Richard Goodwin, urged him to entice…

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