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    Question: What extent do you agree with the claims regarding the influence of media on people’s perceptions of femininity and the resulting consequences? Thesis: The mass media have effective power on people about the ideal femininity regardless the impacts on people’s health. 1. Paragraph: Description of the media in my opinion Media power on people (Gaunlet ­­­­­‚ p.37) a) ‘We can choose what we like but from a limited range presented by the culture industry.’  Limitation of personal decisions

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    Media , the Role It Plays

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    role of media in our lives. The Role of Media in our daily life Media has a huge role in our lives it influences our daily activities and also shapes our history. One of the most important roles of mass media is the news and announcement broadcasting. It keeps us up to date about the latest news‚ trends and even the weather reports every day. The media is a very powerful socializing agent almost 90 of all household have TV sets in their houses a larger percent has their own radio. Media is also

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    Concentrated media ownership in today’s society is doing much more harm than good. As a democratic nation‚ there are many values and freedoms that we are entitled to and with this concentration‚ these rights are being infringed. The value of news is also in jeopardy as the diversity and localism of the news media diminishes. Both of these things together form a platonic pair that should be a concern of all democracy loving Americans. According to an FCC regulation that is currently being revised

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    University of Phoenix Material Effects of Mass Media Worksheet Write brief 250-to 300-word answers to each of the following: |Questions |Answers | |What were the major developments in the |The radio‚ television‚ computer‚ and internet are development of mass media over the last | |evolution of mass media during the 20th |century with media convergence they had their own influence

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    21‚ 2011 Response Paper: Killing Us Softly Who are we? Who am I? With the average American exposed to approximately 3‚000 ads a day they all remind us of who we are not and who we should be. The images we are constantly bombarded with by the mass media don’t just sell products they “sell values‚ images‚ concepts of love‚ sex‚ and normativity”‚ standards to which we so often compare ourselves to. Ads reinforce gender binaries‚ all making a statement about what it means to be a woman in this culture

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    Effect of Media on Youth

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    with the media every day. American adolescents on an average watch television for at least two hours a day‚ and listen to music for about four hours a day. Seventy percent of all CD sales are sold to the adolescent demographic ages 12-20. Teenagers watch more movies then any other age grouping‚ and more then 4 million adolescent girls have monthly subscriptions to magazines like YM‚ and Seventeen. After adding internet usages‚ newspapers‚ videos‚ and books‚ the sum adds up to media being a significant

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    positive effects of media

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    POSITIVE EFFECTS OF MEDIA: The media influences people in different ways‚ some positive and some negative. It is important to realize although media can have a positive effect on society too much exposure to television‚ computers‚ or magazines can lead to unhealthy effects. The media gives people a way to connect with one another through news updates or even social networking. Most everyone wakes up in the morning grabs the newspaper‚ computer‚ or flips on the television to educate themselves on

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    Role of Media in Government

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    the role of media in government? 2012 Kevin M. Nthurima American Government 10/26/2012 Table of Contents Introduction 3 History of media in the United States 4 Entertainment Media 5 Political Media 6 Social Media 7 Informative (Internet) Media 8 Traditional vs. New age Media 9 Conclusion 10 Bibliography 12 Introduction The following research paper topic is the role of media in government mainly based on the United States government. It will comprise of all the reasons that media have become

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    Medias Impact on Politics

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    Media Effect On Politics The Effect Of Media on Politics - Political Science Essay Mass media can be defined as venues for messages that are created for consumption by large numbers of people. The media has remarkable impact on politics. However the impact may not always be good. If used against politicians it can easily‚ but not always‚ destroy his or her career‚ but if the media likes that one politician it can take his or her career to new heights. An example of how the media is bad for politics

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    Gender Issues in the Media

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    Top of Form Gender Issues in the Media  Although the media is a pervasive and profoundly influential socializing force‚ parents and teachers can make a difference. Young children are especially vulnerable to the teachings of media because they don’t have the critical capacity necessary to distinguish between fantasy and reality‚ to identify persuasive intent‚ or to understand irony and disregard stereotypes. The cumulative and unconscious impact of these media messages can contribute to limiting

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