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    Reproduction to discuss ‘uniqueness’ and provide a visual example to explain the concept. Benjamin (1936:790) explains that we live in a world, where traditional viewing of ‘film and television’ is being replaced by the advancement of technologies and how the user/viewer has multiple formats and options for viewing movies and television shows, such as computers, DVDs and video cassette tapes. From one’s personal experience, once a movie is released on cinema one has experienced a number of ways…

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    weather, to stay up to date on citywide information, or to be the source of any and all information when disaster strikes, the news is where people go. The Columbia Broadcasting System, or CBS, began in 1927 and continues today as an active news television network. For years CBS has been keeping their viewers up to date on all of the information they need to know to help them get through the day. The end of every day became special because the CBS Evening News helped viewers prepare for the next…

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    Millions of people around the world sit down in front of their television set and are told that “For the next hour, sit quietly and we will control all that you see and hear”. But this seemingly absorbing lead into a popular science fiction TV show is actually telling the truth. What the unsuspecting audience is being fed is chilling. “What is dangerous about television is not its junk, it is that television is transforming all serious public business into junk” (449 P4) In addition, the…

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    Television’s Impact on America’s Families Violent Television Shows Have Encouraged People to Be More Violent Walk into any home that has children across the country, and one will see thousands of children watching television shows for mature audiences. During the early evening of July 2, 2000, a young boy named Scott began watching television without his parents monitoring him. He would come home every day after school and begin watching television, even if he had more important things to do,…

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    Six Power House Networks

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    The six power house networks where most people get their information include Fox News, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, and MSNBC. Based on Wikipedia information, the Fox News Channel, also known as Fox News, is an American basic cable and satellite news television Fox Entertainment Group channel that is owned by the Fox Entertainment Group subsiding of the twenty- first Century. Fox began programing in the 1990’s and now has about 15 years operating. ABC, as described in wikipedia is a national news service…

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    States citizens have to entertain themselves in their spare time. There a several cable companies that offered thousands of channels from where to chose. In addition, most of United States citizens have more than one TV in their houses. However, a television is not longer need if a person wants to watch their favorites TV shows. Today, there are several devices like tablets, laptops and even a smartphone. There are also different companies that provide streaming services of several season of…

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    The negative effects of television. Introduction Television is a great invention, being a good source of entertainment, education and is a powerful tool in economic growth. Television has become a member of each and every single family and time spent next to it exceeds the amount of time spent together with any other family member. One of the major objectives of television is to give the viewers pleasure,programs ,sports and games aired are actually meant to entertain the viewers. It has…

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    The term “Tokenism” is maybe something the average person has never heard of. Tokenism is defined as “ the policy and practice of making a perfunctory gesture towards the inclusion of members of minority groups” If you look at any television show you watch or even movie for the most part you will always find at least one use of tokenism. There 's a token black guy who either acts like he is from what people have deemed the ghetto or he is soulful and acts like he’s from the south.There 's…

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    Essay On Joan Ganz Cooney

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    Harness your vision: In the mid-1960s, with television growing at such a rate, Cooney realized and saw a need for a children's program. Underestimate the roadblocks: Joan went through dozens of educators in order to be able to finally develop her idea for a daily, hour-long show that had good language and also happened to be very educational but also very entertaining. Despite all the discouragement that was received from both her immediate boss and the president of Channel 13. Joan found a way…

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    The debate on whether television programs are making society more educated has gone on for years. Author Steven Johnson goes into extensive and specific research about this topic in his article, “Watching TV Makes You Smarter”. Throughout the writing piece, Johnson discusses the differences in television from two decades ago, a decade ago, fives years ago versus television now. His argument is strongly saying that TV series’ and programs have advanced conspicuously by introducing more complexity…

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