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    found that YouTube reaches “more 18-49 year-olds in the U.S. than any broadcast or cable TV network” and (as cited by YouTube, 2016). The creators at the website generate revenue based on ads, no different than linear television and many of them create high-quality shows with regular publishing schedules. Nonetheless, YouTube is famous for its “YouTube stars” more than for its high-quality and television-alike content. A survey conducted by the American magazine “Variety” found that 8 in 10 of…

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    the mother take care of the kids, cleaning, and being the responsible parent. In the article, “Male Bashing on TV”, Michael Abernethy states that males are portrayed unfairly on TV. Abernethy presents evidence of male bashing on television by using examples of television shows and commercials. The article was published in 2007 on a website named PopMatters.com. This website works to help further society in their knowledge of pop culture. Abernethy’s audience is men from all over the world who…

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    listening to games on the radio. However, I can understand if you must watch the game live on TV. Others are tied to cable or satellite TV due to where they live. Some areas of the country do not have good over the air coverage and would miss out on network TV. Hulu and CBS All Access could substitute, but that would lack live events and local news. Watching the NFL without cable would still be possible, but it’s much easier to catch your local football team with an antenna. Whether it’s…

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    Do you love watching TV? TV is all around us and has been one of best invention that was made. Television has a huge impact on society, especially teenagers. According to http://www.nydailynews.com the average American sees more than five hours of live TV every day. Children aged 2-11 watch over 24 hours of TV per week, while adults aged 35-49 watch more than 33(http://www.nydailynews.com). Television was made to entertain people like the radio did. People use to sit around and listen to the…

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    essential need in our daily lives; specifically television. Television continues to be the most influential platform of media. It is a global phenomenon that is still so prevalent to many people across the globe. Statistically, in 2013, Canadians spent approximately 36 hours watching TV per week(Gasher, Skinner, & Lorimer, pg. 3). For these reasons, it is crucial for television to portray positive role models for their audience. Even though the belief of television essentially being sexist is…

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    If we were to examine our surroundings at this very moment, we would see that technology is everywhere. Unknowingly, our dependent on technology has a psychological impact on our behavior and self identity. The most influential are smartphones, television, and the social media because it promotes isolation, changes one 's belief, and alters individuality. The creation of smartphones has everything at our fingertips such as communication, information, and entertainment. I used to communicate by…

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    Neil Postman On TV News

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    In this essay, Neil Postman talks about television news and how the language of pictures differs a lot between the oral and written language of news. He also talks about its impact on the way it draws us in. Postman disapproves of the content of television and the news itself. He finds that television news is not taken seriously anymore and has become solely for entertainment purposes. News broadcasts have dramatic music and images to show that a dramatic event has occurred. This lures us in.…

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    Zarqa Nawez

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    This television series was inspired by Islamophobia that American Muslim men and women have been facing since 9/11, especially the conflict that Muslim women were having with wearing their traditional clothing (Richards). The hijab, which is a traditional head…

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    All students battle boredom at times, and many are constantly searching for something to do. Fortunately, binge-watching can provide a glorious solution to boredom. Binge-watching is defined as the act of watching multiple episodes of a television program in rapid succession. According to many Thomas Jefferson students, the top ten binge-watching shows are: Modern Family: Leading the pack, Modern Family has been raved upon for being a hilarious family comedy. First airing in September of 2009,…

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    A movie entitled The Godfather is chosen as object in this analysis. Don Corleone as one of main character chosen as source data. Regarding utterance from Don Corleone this movie presents a numbered of presupposition in various context. Then relation between presupposition and context obtains a certain meaning of an utterance. As considering, statement from Stalnaker who said that context influences content, while content can creates a context because sometimes word that say has a function not…

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