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    Secrets in the Text Essay The argument that language has‚ and continues to be‚ degraded as the sands of time continue is not an uncommon one. George Orwell took an especially strong stance against banal writing and "purple prose writers" throughout the course of his literary career. He argues quite clearly in his "Politics and the English Language" that saving the English language is not a lost or unnecessary cause. In it he explains “the fight against bad English is not frivolous and is not

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    reporting key environmental issues in different societies. Hai Tran – 43759645 Sue Hao - April 2nd‚ 2015 Outline Introduction ◦ Climate Change ◦ Human Activities & Climate Change ◦ Media & Climate Change Chapter 6: News Media & Environmental Journalism Case studies ◦ US ◦ China: “Under the dome” documentary Discussion Climate Change What is it? Change in the statistical properties of the climate system when considered over long periods of time‚ regardless of cause Refer specifically to

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    the same time‚ there are uncertain about the truth of these news. However‚ some critics propose that journalists are unreliable‚ on the ground that it may give rise to a series of problems‚ including distrust of news reports and dissatisfaction of journalism. To my mind‚ it dose not make much sense to distrust journalists. The most important and obvious reason why people should trust them is that journalists dare to speak the truth and the public would be blind and live in a desert of information

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    THE FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE U.S CONSTITUTION IS A PROGRESSIVE LEGISLATION‚ ACCORDING TO MANY OBSERVERS. IT SHOULD BE INCORPORATED INTO DOMESTIC LAW. The United States of America has one of the world ’s powerful systems of legal fortification for freedom of the press. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution provides the foundation assurance of press freedom and freedom of speech. In this essay I will be keen on highlighting the significance of the First Amendment and relating its motive of freedom

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    Electronic Media

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    telephone etc. could be considered as electronic media. THE BASIC USES OF ELECTRONIC MEDIA Electronic Media is probably the most diversified subject of study which is used in many areas including JOURNALISM: Journalism is a field which uses electronic media for broadcasting current events. Journalism is one of the best ways in which people get to know various factors including stock market‚ price rise and various other economic and social factors. ADVERTISING: Advertisers use electronic media as

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    media ethics

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    Is it important for people who work in the media to be ethical? (Yadav‚ 2011‚ p.5) Ethics refer to well-founded standards of right and wrong that prescribe what humans ought to do‚ usually in terms of rights‚ obligations‚ benefits to society‚ fairness‚ or specific virtues. The term “morality” can be used either 1.descriptively to refer to some codes of conduct put forward by a society or‚ (a) some other group‚ such as a religion‚ or (b) accepted by an individual for her own behaviour or 2.normatively

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    The goal of Royalista is to combine professionally written articles by journalists with the users’ points of view and understandings of the royal families’ lives. Roaylista’s manager Preben Petersen says: "We want to combine professional journalism with the content that savvy users can contribute with. The goal is to create a community for all those interested in the royals‚" and continues by adding "In a time‚ when the royal families are more important role models than ever before and inspire

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    Media Ethics in Pakistan

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    Definitions: "Media ethics" merits an entry in A Dictionary of Media and Communication. This new paperback from Oxford University Press marks a handy starting place for policy makers‚ students and the general public to begin discussing media ethics. The entry offers a definition by description‚ and neither one of explanation nor one of delimitation. If you relied on a standard desk dictionary such as Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary (11th ed.)‚ you would have to cobble a definition from

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    Media in Goa

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    able to be present on this occasion because of some prior personal commitments. Electronic media in Goa has definetely come of age now. Way back in 2000 when I took my first steps in this profession there was practically no presence of Television Journalism. I can proudly say that I was the first television journalist to start work from Goa‚ till then Channels from Mumbai & Delhi only sent their camera team and reporters for any major news event happening here. A decade later today its great that we

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    Isabel Awad Summary

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    Opposing all the other views‚ Isabel Awad discusses in her academic journal‚ called Journalists and their sources‚ how some reporters might abuse the rights given to them by people such as “the public’s right to know” in a way that harms their sources. According to Awad‚ some professional reporters have a manipulative nature that causes them to abuse their sources‚ or the other way around‚ allows their sources to manipulate them by using strategies such accepting money‚ presents‚ or any other form

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