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    WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY – PHILIPPINES College of Engineering Prepaid Water Consumption (PWC) A Thesis Presented to The Faculty of the College of Engineering WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY – PHILIPPINES Cabanatuan City In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering By: Joseph T. Panwa Engelbert B. Quindoyos Karl Nilo S. Samoy 1st Semester October 2013 Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND Introduction In today’s

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    Framing and Agenda Setting Bias in News Media The Hutchinson Commission on freedom of the press best defined news in 1947 as a "truthful‚ comprehensive‚ and intelligent account of the day’s events in a context which gives them meaning."Journalism in today’s news is not the same as it was over half a century ago. The Fairness Doctrine‚ which was eliminated in 1987‚ was a policy that required the holders of broadcast licenses to both present controversial issues of public importance and to do so

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    Relations & The Impact of New Media Public Relations is a pivotal part of any business because it is the most direct communication between the business and the public. For a business to enjoy long term success it has to have the ability to evolve and adapt with the ever changing trends of the public in order to understand the needs and concerns of the general public. Author and entrepreneur Deirdre K. Breakenridge (2008) states in her book ’PR 2.0 New MediaNew Tools‚ New Audiences’ that "It’s critical

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    perspective on the news media? As Christians‚ our perspective on the news media should be guided by the Christian worldview perspective that allows us to consider the news that is presented in the media and the making of the news. Our Christian worldview perspective must guide how we examine‚ embrace‚ and judge the stories that we see‚ hear‚ and read in the media. As Christians‚ we must be aware that there is no such thing as absolute objectivity so each time we engage with the media there is bias. Christians

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    Project: Journalism                   Why journalism? Why not? I chose Journalism because I really like to tell stories. Also‚ I’m a people watcher‚ I really enjoy just watching the people around me‚ going about their daily lives. I feel like this would also make me a good journalist because of my ability to focus on the world around me‚ rather than just watching it all fade. I do think its an interesting field. It helps to actually know and understand whats going on around us. Where and how would

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    the money needed to live up to these standards (Pierce). This change has enabled Americans to own more material possessions and has also caused them to want even more. It is this concept of "wanting" that is leading to the growing problem of over consumption in America. People are contributing to the problem by eating more and buying more and more "non-essentials" such as TVs‚ computers‚ and cars. People find themselves wanting more and more material things in order to become happy‚ when in actuality

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    Student ID: 2011301001 Class number: 54915 Reasons for yellow journalism existing in the Internet Being unfamiliar with modern‚ yellow journalism is a controversial kind of journal which was popular with many publishers in the United States in 1890s. Seeing “yellow journalism”‚ most of us might think that it’s a sort of journal whose content is full of sexual issues. In addition to sex‚ yellow journalism refers to “exaggerations of news events‚ scandals or sensationalism as well” (Shirley Biagi‚ 2011)

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    Students Relying on Social Media and Texting for News You’re sitting in class‚ trying to pay attention to your teacher drone on and on about World War II when you feel your iPhone vibrating in your pocket. You reach down and‚ making sure it’s hidden under the desk‚ see a text message from your friend telling you that Kim Kardashian finally had her baby! That kind of news is way more important than listening in on a classroom lecture. Students today rely heavily on social media and texting to find out

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    television and social media. If you think about the time an average person spends watching TV or on social media compared for a few years ago I bet the amount of time would almost be doubled. Several people have an opposing point of views on the issues some agree that it is beneficial while other believe it is harmful. One of the big issues in society today is the discussion over‚ does watching too much TV decrease cognitive development or does it help them learn and develop new ideas. In the articles

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    2012 Social media has become extremely popular over the last decade. Facebook‚ Twitter‚ and YouTube have become a part of most people’s everyday lives. Journalism‚ as well as social media‚ is a huge part of the world today primarily because it is how a lot of people get their information. While social media benefits journalism‚ it is a major hurting factor as well. Social media is often seen as an optimistic thing for many journalists around the world. More times than not‚ news hits the social

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