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    Mass media The significance of new media today New media – anything that uses new technology that usually involves some process of convergence e.g. phones as they can now access the internet. New media is likely to be digital‚ interactive and dispersed (not controlled by a single source of professionals). Democracy – rule by the people for the people Users of new media What they use it for The general public Social networking‚ shopping etc Young people Music downloads‚ social networking

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    Influence of Visual Media Visual media is a big influence on American culture. Television itself has made an impact on what we look at as right and wrong in our culture. As a small child I can recall watching programs such as‚ Roseanne‚ The Cosby’s‚ and Full House to name a few. These programs represented what family life was or could be like and they were models of what Americans do or should live like. Programs like Saved by the Bell‚ or 90210‚ surely influenced teen behavior and fashion. We

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    Wrt-101-049 17 December 2013 The medias sphere of influence Can we escape the medias sphere of influence? Do we really have our own views in society are we independent thinkers or are we what the media wants us to be. How much of the views we have today on contemporary moral issues is really up to us. Are we just puppets of the government or a society of free thinkers with our own independent ideas an beliefs? My goal in this paper is to prove that the government and media have an unseen hold on us that

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    The Influence of the Media on Gender The media plays a great role in influencing the opinion of the society. The strength of the media’s influence is seen when a female celebrity wears a new trend of fashion and this trend‚ however mundane it may seem‚ is imitated by women throughout the world. Another example is when a rapper creates a new slang which may refer to a women’s body part and this new slang term is used by the youth‚ all over the world‚ on a regular basis. In my collage‚ I included

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    Entertainment media has had a profound effect on the way American culture has evolved. It has at times brought people together and equally torn them apart. Music‚ television‚ and film provide an incomparable outlet for expression. They allow individuals (and groups) to inform‚ to share what is important to them‚ to be creative and innovative. With all of the different types of entertainment media in America‚ society is exposed to so much more than would have been possible without these mediums

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    satisfy us. Our society is shaped by the changes that the entertainment world imposes on us. The social influences of entertainment media could be positive or negative. It is a determinant on the actual individual and their perception in society. From the thousands of channels now available on television‚ video games‚ live entertainment‚ and the internet. Today people are entertained by a variety of media sources. The news is drawn to negativity and is often put on the spotlight‚ making it difficult to

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    Virtuous decisions of photographers Publishing photographs that show personal tragedy and are questionable in their moral standards with those concerning privacy and those about inflicting additional harm on victims can be supported by Aristotle’s Virtue Ethics. This should be supported because‚ as a news organization‚ photographing what is seen shows the magnitude of the situation and documents as it happened. The publication of graphic material such as was seen in the Bakersfield Californian

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    The media has also affected masculinity through the music and movies but more specific by their artists and the stars they created. As any industry these two created their own products‚ every company invest big quantities of money in them‚ the better the product more money they will make. The stars and famous people in the media are products of these industries‚ they invest tons of money in these certain people that sometime they even do not have any talent‚ but with money they make special and spectacular

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    In some countries‚ every young person must serve two years of military service. The general public in the United States feels that we should allow that in our country while other people disagree. A two-year period of military service should be mandatory for all young adults‚ but making the devotion to serving that time in the military should be each individual’s decision. Personally‚ young adults should be able to live their lives of how they want it‚ and other mature people should be able to volunteer

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    There are numerous stereotypes associated with scientists that come from media that children are exposed to. A study done by Mead and Metraux (1957) had 35‚000 U.S. students draw scientists. Most of these drawings were of a white male who wore glasses‚ a lab coat‚ and had tons of facial hair. The men were also running their experiments alone. Studies that are more recent also showed similar stereotypes. One of the most prevalent stereotypes is that STEM careers are predominately male (Beyer et al

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