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    The History of Philippine Media The Republic of the Philippines was under Spanish rule begining March 16‚ 1521‚ when Ferdinand Magellan landed on the island of Cebu and claimed it for Spain. In 1565 the first permanent Spanish settlement was founded‚ and later the islands received their name from Philip II of Spain. In effect‚ Spanish rule ended in 1898 when the U.S. Navy ’s Commodore George Dewey destroyed the Spanish fleet anchored in Manila Bay. In December 1898 the United States and Spain signed

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    Ruining English Language

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    This is an article written by a Journalist in a quality broadsheet which is targeted for the middle class‚ middle aged and well educated audience. The point of this article is for the middle aged classes to wonder‚ and be convinced that the use of the abbreviations and made up words by youth and media are ruining the English language. We can tell that the text is targeted to these groups of people as this is a criticism towards the modern language that the youth has created. This was mostly due

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    Media In The Gulf War

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    The Control of Media in the Gulf War How much do you think you know about the world around you? What if everything you viewed was a lie? During the Gulf War‚ the White House and the military seized and screened every news report‚ determining the images and information the media would relay to the public. The result was that the president and the military framed the debate‚ set the public agenda‚ supplied television with many of the defining images of the war‚ and enjoyed very favorable press

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    Nellie Bly There are many people that contributed to history and changed our world today. These contributions in history include those from journalists. One of many journalists is Nellie Bly‚ who shaped the journalism industry as we know it. Journalists contribute to history by their written news articles that display to others what life was like otherwise known as journalism. Nellie Bly exposed introduced new forms of journalism through motivation‚ preparation‚ and accomplishments. Motivation Nellie

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    Christiane Amanpour

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    during Hurricane Katrina. By interviewing some of the most top world leaders‚ securing the only interview with Hosni Mubarak and an exclusive with Muammar Gadhafi during the Arab Spring‚ Christiane Amanpour has made herself one of the most known journalist for international affairs in 2016 (ABC

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    Racial Profiling

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    question the way information is presented to the public by journalists. In their endeavor to provide the public with information‚ journalists reproduce world views that are culturally embedded in a bid to distinguish the significant and the valid (Mikal‚ 2010). The technique of organization used by journalist to frame their stories is the similar as the one used by everyone daily to create a conversation be it controversial or interesting. Journalists frame information

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    privacy of the people‚ which is their right. But in order to make people interested‚ all ethical boundaries are broken by the news broadcasters and journalists. The basic purpose of the field of journalism is to provide the people with accurate and reliable information. In addition to that‚ the news has to be approached in a practical sense. The journalists are required to be transparent regarding their methods as well as their sources. The foundation of the construction of the news should be based on

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    Wage Board

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    the pay of working and non working journalists... government regulation on journalists press freedom at stake these things may be sounding like a few heavy Volt words. But they hold a strong importance for them who earn their bread from working long shifts struggling to get comments and bytes. Media which is the fourth estate and pillar of democracy is today struggling to get its recognition. There have been Divisions amongst the “press owners” and journalists regarding the wage board and contract

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    mobile news affect the future of journalism and if so‚ how? A conference was held in 2008 by the BBC College of journalism discussing the future of journalism in relation to advances in technology. ‘Today‚ as technology changes the lives of both journalists and their customers‚ assumptions about what journalism is and how it is practiced are being re-examined.’ (The future of journalism‚ papers from conference‚ online). Peter Horrocks‚ director of BBC world services and one of the speakers at the

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    The Killing Fields

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    “The Killing Fields” follows American journalist Sydney Schanberg and Cambodian translator Dith Pran during their time in Cambodia. Together they are working to cover the tragic events occurring in Cambodia from the chaos of the war. Over the course of the movie‚ Schanberg relies on Pran as a friend and as a source for information. The journalists are faced with conflict when they are at the French embassy and learn that the Khmer Rouge demand that all Cambodians be turned in. Schanberg and others

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