Pope Francis's Coming To The United States

The world of communication is far more elaborate than simple. Typically, goals, strategies and approaches are considered in the event of communicating with the public. Different practices of communication are used in order to relay a message, as a result it is common to acculturate information to correspond with a regional perspective. In my abstract, I will elaborate on how regional perspectives affect the public by generating a target system that ultimately creates and influences their overall multiple point of views and opinions. Pope Francis’ coming to the United States has become a popular topic of political and popular media discussion. Traditionally, the Middle East is known to illustrate controversial or highly political topics in relation to the west, whereas the west will report different from Middle Eastern
Therefore, a highly exposed topic such as the Pope`s arrival to the US will be framed and structured in a different light that will thus gather a greater emotional appeal. Therefore, I will analyze several regional (in the Middle East and the West) informational outlets to discover their regional attitudes on the arrival of Pope Francis to the United States. Consequently, public attitudes shaped by the overall regional use of the communication practices can be then examined in multiple sources of media such as social, blogs, and other. To assess these claims, I will examine the politics of media and communications used by these informational news outlets under the headings of elements of reality television, translation, interpretation, and trust in