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    Television was introduced in Australia over fifty years ago, with the first television broadcast aired in Melbourne and Sydney, in 1956. Since then television has taken off and been a massive hit with consumers. In Australia there is a mixed public and private system, with two government-funded channels ABC and SBS and three commercial stations, channels 7, 10 and 9. The consumption trends of television have changed dramatically over the last few years, with the introduction of online…

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    In the campaign “Taking the Bite out of the Binge” Netflix uses the lack of a preexisting definition of binge watching to create a campaign that shows a favorable light on the term. After using two studies from two organizations as secondary research, Netflix conducts it’s own primary research to better understand how Internet streamers watch TV in the U.S and Canada. The reactive campaign is a research campaign designed to generate publicity as a strategy. The strategy was to address why…

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    all of the violence shown on television today during entertainment programming such as dramas, it’s not surprising that people do not feel as safe as they once did about the society in which they live. It has been argued by many that the coverage of violence on television, has been dominated by storylines revolving around criminal behavior. This dominance or monopoly on the storylines of American television shows has been around for decades. Countless types of television programs have dealt…

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    the television. Technological determinism can be defined as the idea that a communication technology changes society in unexpected ways by altering cultural values and the social structure itself (Lecture 1B). The television has become such an essential part of households in society and is hard to imagine life without it. The television provides entertainment to people of all ages, not just for entertainment, but also as a valued resource for advertising and different forms of programming.…

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    however, agree with you Steven Johnson that television could be used as tool to help educate the brain. According to your quote, “The intelligence arrives fully formed in the words and actions of the characters on-screen (Johnson, 280).” I interpret this as hidden knowledge on shows that come through expressions and laughs. When television was first invented, it was a great new way with communicating to spread news throughout the world. The more programming that came on, the more people thought…

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    distinctive mediums in today 's general public including print, recording, film, radio and TV. TV utilization specifically can be considered gendered from various points of view, by taking a gander at things like representation of the genders in programming, the laborers on the shows and the groups of onlookers, scholastics can pick up a finer understanding of society and society. In the event that we take a gander at TV gatherings of people and their inclination regarding TV classes…

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    What happened at 12.01 in the morning on August 1st 1981 would define music television and change the way a generation felt about music. MTV headquartered in New York City was the first channel to feature music video’s 24 hours a day 7 days a week invaded the airwaves of cable television. With footage of the first space shuttle launch countdown of Columbia and the launch of Apollo 11 as the words Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll played over the footage, followed by the MTV theme song. From…

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    In the past few decades, television has become a part of life no matter how young or old the viewer is. Marie Winn enlightens us on how television affects young children in The Plug-in Drug, a book showing the effects of television on young children. Winn argues that watching any television is harmful to children by using logic to develop an argument and supporting in with evidence. The author’s first argument is found in the first paragraph. She states that one has a passive experience…

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    The manifest destiny of television technology is real-time viewing of all the places the audience is not. It is the ideal glance into the neighbor’s kitchen window, or through the bedroom door. The entertainment corporations found a way to make televised life commerce, so now it rules the airwaves. Reality-based television is not novel, of course. Allen Funt, with his 1948 TV series Candid Camera is often recognized as reality TV’s first specialist. He actually started a year earlier with Candid…

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    ANALYSIS The article illustrates an argument against television for children. The author for this article is Seth Mullins. The author is objective and fair because in this article it has the pros and cons about the effect of watching television for children. The questions existed when the author make a survey on the past studies of other authors which shown that a significant number of American children spent more time in front of a television set than in a classroom. From the author’s point of…

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