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    motion video‚ and animation (broadcast radio‚ TV‚ film)‚ 3D‚ etc. Online journalism is interactive‚ because the communication process not be in one direction but there is an interaction between the sender and receiver and there is also an exchange of roles‚ among them Interactivity in online journalism is leading to citizen journalism and participatory journalism because the users can participate in posting and publishing news‚ video or audio about events. The users can save‚ print or share the news

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    ARGUMENT 4 NARRATIVE ANALYSIS 5 MEDIA AND VISUAL LITERACY 6 MEDIA ‚ LANGUAGE AND DISCOURSE 7 CONCLUSION 8 SELF – ASSESSMENT AND SELF - REFLECTION SOURCES CONSULTED 1. INTRODUCTION The following portfolio will be examining communication and media semiotics through identifying the various functions of a sign in the provided photograph‚ textual analysis by analyzing a print advertisement of my choice‚ media and visual literacy through the examination

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    1301 2S3 08/03/14 How The Media Affect Teens And Young Adults? The media is inescapable given that everywhere we go. We are surrounded by magazines‚ newspapers‚ computers‚ and televisions. Being we are massively exposed to the media‚ it is sculpting our society as it controls the structure of our civilization. Granting everybody is being affected; teenagers are more vulnerable to the media and suffer the highest impact. This is because; they are exposed to the media eight hours a day typically

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    Government policy on media and public relations – both internal and external Coordinate all matters relating to media coverage of the state VVIPs/VIPs on their activities at home and abroad; Coordinate activities relating to public relations of the Ministries/Divisions and Bangladesh Missions abroad and activities associated with the media‚ and relations with regional and international organisations; Keep the Government informed of public opinions published/circulated in the mass media and establish liaison

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    Psychological warfare and role of media Psychological warfare (PSYWAR)‚ or the basic aspects of modern psychological operations (PSYOP)‚ have been known by many other names or terms‚ including Psy Ops‚ Political Warfare‚ “Hearts and Minds”‚ and Propaganda. Various techniques are used‚ by any set of groups‚ and aimed to influence a target audience’s value systems‚ belief systems‚ emotions‚ motives‚ reasoning‚ or behavior. It is used to induce confessions or reinforce attitudes and behaviors favorable

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    Within the entertainment media there is now an acceptance of homosexuality First of all I think this issue is highly vary by culture I guess in the Ortodox Arabic world the entertainment media is not even allowed to speak about homosexuality while in other part of the world it is an everyday topic I would say so. The Mediterranean countries like Portugal or Brazil is another maybe more complicated case. But to be clear I would like to debate this question in the terms of the general “western culture”

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    The role of social media in preventing violence against women Media old and new has always strived towards the goal of betterment of society and in this endeavor it has strengthened various social movements that have gripped the society from time to time by extensive reporting. Issues such as corruption‚ inequality‚ rights of the underprivileged etc have always been championed by it. Today media finds itself at the spearhead of the movement fighting for the rights of women and gender equality

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    CONTEMPORRARY ISSUE IN MASS COMMUNICATION by: ABDUL WAZID BIN ABD WAHAB ROLE OF MASS MEDIA AS CULTURE’S DOMINANT STORY TELLERS We human beings come from a long line of storytellers. It is a fact that what we understand about the world‚ especially the society we lived comes from storytelling. The stories came in all different sizes and shapes. Some recounted the news of the day with a bit of drama‚ humor or exaggeration for spice. Some were for entertainment‚ while still others were intended

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    In what way does media contribute to gender roles/ gender stereotypes? Gender stereotypes are created because of mainly two reasons‚ first reason is to rapidly establish a recognition towards a diverse and general group of people‚ which in this case are the two genders. Second reason is to portray a suitable image for the function of society and subconsciously affect people’s behaviors. From these two reasons‚ media uses different methods to use gender stereotypes as a way to reach its

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    about Media My audience for this paper is very broad and specific too. My audience is not only the journalists‚ but all the targeted audience who rely on media for everything. It is called mass media because the masses believe what is shown on television whether true or false. The targeted audience spans a large age group that includes young students‚ middle age people‚ and old age people who believe what they see on television but are unaware of some of the bitter but true facts about media. The

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