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    The example we discussed in class consisted of describing the most negative or positive impact a medium has had on my life. In my experience, mediums have had positive impacts on my life because without them I would not know half of the knowledge that I have acquired up to this day. Most mediums actually ended up helping people overall since the primary power of a medium is to spread news. There are multiple forms of mediums such as television, radio, internet, and others. Since mediums have several

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    Media is known as the “king maker” for many reasons, such as shaping candidates in audience’s perspective. Television has been a big influence in shaping voters choice and labeling political parties, even though some believe media information can be scant in regards to candidates. Media can be anything from television to social media networks and how many people think that media is a great influence, some also think it can be a problem. “It only takes 140 characters to damage a political campaign”

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    In today’s 20th century, media plays a significant role within the everyday lives of Americans within today’s society. Rich, poor, black, or white, media is all around us and unconsciously shapes our thoughts and perceptions on an every day basis. One cannot hide from the media because it is intertwined in our lives from the shows we watch on television to the books and magazines we read and seek to learn from to the music we listen not only by choice but songs that are played in almost every store

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    In chapter three (page 105) McKee highlighted that the public sphere contains too much ‘spectacle’. “From a modern perspective, it seems that the public sphere promotes a ‘short attention span’ in consumers. Ideas aren't explored in detail or at length, they're packaged as thirty second grabs”. McKee also talks about us human beings, suffering from a curse of ‘soundbites’ (Slayden and Whillock 1999). The terms ‘short attention span’ and ‘soundbite’ are the two most popular terms in our discussions

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    Gray Propaganda

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    What is media in contemporary America? Media is the main source of information about what is happening in America and the world. The media can cover wars, protests, sports, celebrities, and many different types of information. The media is where the majority of people around the world receive their information and news. The manipulation of the media can be used against the freedom of speech in modern America causing people to withhold their thoughts for fear of being different. The media is a great

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    Introduction The media can strongly effect what we perceive our body shape to be and what we believe our body shape should be. While it is primarily believed to affect women, more research is beginning to focus on male and various gender identities’ eating and body image issues. Adolescents and young adults are at the greatest risk of having eating and body image issues that can cause mental health concerns. This can lead to dangerous, unhealthy habits in all genders. In this lab, we hope to examine

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    Final Remarks I learned what kind of influence pundits have on our culture, news, and opinions. They impact a majority of what we believe, as they feed us perspectives that allow us to criticize our own. We are forced to rethink our own views and evaluate what we are reading. This assignment was a relevant way to analyze rhetorical and stylistic devices, tone, audience and appeals to logos, pathos and ethos. I was fond of the fact that we were asked to annotate theses pieces. As I found this

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    Media Gender Roles

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    The media plays a huge role in today's society. People today are heavily dependent on the media for communication, entertainment, to seek information, and to stay connected. Such media includes advertisements, films, and T.V shows. The previously mentioned forms of media, can easily create social norms. For instance, gender roles are constantly shaped and influenced by the media. However, the media is producing a confusing reality of how gender roles should be perceived. T.V is very popular form

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    Research Article - The Media’s Negative Influence on Body Image For People of Different Ages and Genders With so many different forms of media, it is no wonder that the media affects society in so many ways, which is resulting in a change in the way people see themselves and others around them. The website dictionary.reference.com defines media as “a plural of medium; the means of communication, as radio and television, newspapers, and magazines, that reach or influence people widely.” This mainstream

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    The surrounding environment easily and biologically affects human beings. Media is one of the aspects that people can easily approach. Today the media is so powerful that the development of communities depends on the influence of media to society. Now, the social issue, “can government control the media?” is brought up in our society. Since the society will casually follow the government, which will lead to the greater unity and stability, some people agree with the idea. However, the government

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