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Understanding the Statement - Even When We Are Not Watching Television, It Still Frames Our Lives Media Essay
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With regard to sexuality, the role of television remains unclear due to a lack of research. However gender stereotyping is rampant in the world of television and many women have raised their voices in protest, as it results in discriminatory behavior in settings far-removed from the make-believe world of television.
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The Components of the Multi-Media Employment Market Media Essay
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New Media or even Multi-Media is a term used in relation to the “Old Media” such a print publications like newspapers and magazines that are static representations of graphics and text. In contrast multi-media is a generic term used for the many different forms of electronic communications made possible by the use of computer technology.
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Peculiarities of Australian Media Media Article
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Magazines not only have informed but also have provided entertainment and recreation to countless isolated families during times when these pleasures were few and far between (Biagi 31). The most popular magazines used for analysis are the following ones: The Weekend Australian Magazine, Girlfriend, WHO. 
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases in the Print News Media Media Research Paper
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In the old days when a sexually transmitted disease was more popularly known as VD or venereal disease and a cure was yet to be found, it was already a killer disease, silent but efficient. History is in fact replete with stories of famous men who actually succumbed from the disease but whose death was attributed to other less embarrassing causes.  
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Pity or Positive Disabled advertising today Media Essay
24 pages (6000 words) , Download 2 , Essay
The author in this work determines whether or not adverts display disability with a pity or positive image and attitude. He/she also discovers what changes can be made and why. Another objective is to find the stereotypes of disability and to reveal the truth. Yet the media does not choose to include disabled people. Their visibility is very low.
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The Making of an Artifact in the Context of Popular Culture Media Essay
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Art, like any, is any form of human creativity is an imaginative reproduction of reality. The understanding of popular culture enables artists to connect profoundly with the audience through various modes that have become known as formulas. All works of art share certain elements that enhance the definition of the general patterns as a formula creating specific recipient expectations.
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Media Around the Globe and the UAE Media Essay
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Media refers to the various means of communication available. It includes but is not limited to the television, radio, and newspaper. Media has in one way or the other changed the lives of millions around the globe and the UAE is no exception! The media has a strong impact on the minds of people, be it in the cultural, social or educational manner.
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The European Telecommunication Market: France Telecom and Orange Media Essay
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From this research it is clear that the growth of telecom companies is contributed mainly to the fundamental change in the structure of the telecommunication industry. This industry shifted its focus from being a monopolist to an industry that started encouraging the competition.
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BBCs Independence from the UK Government Media Report
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The television and radio broadcasters also need to fulfill certain requirements, laid down by the communications regulator Ofcom. All the television and radio stations of the British Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) have a public service remit. Even private companies are obliged to give public service programming as they are mostly viewed freely anywhere in the UK.
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McLuhan's Theories Applied to Television Media Essay
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This is only one method of putting McLuhan’s assertion to test.  The very moment when one gets up from the crowd in a TV kiosk saying that this media package is not my dish for the day, the Canadian theorist’s premise wobbles.  It seems to be a classic example of hasty generalization or, how could the man who pronounced the ever true aphorism ‘medium is the message’ crack of hot and cool media at a time when technology was changing apace?
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Words and Oppressions in Egypt Media Essay
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The penal code can be used to imprison journalists for "violating public morality" and "damaging national interest." There is a huge list of oppression by the government and backed by the fundamentalist religious leaders against the press but the fight for freedom of the press is on at a never-ending process and all these sacrifices are sure to come good at some point in time. 
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Strategic Communication in Public Relations Media Essay
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The whole array of persuasion techniques is used, especially on the World Wide Web and in email messages known as ‘spam’, which means unnecessary or useless information, normally blocked by the most powerful mailers, yet a certain number of such messages penetrates into the users’ electronic mailboxes and computers.  
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How Print Media Is Impacting The World Media Essay
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There are positive as well as negative media campaigns which virtually come up as advertising, and these are well characterized mostly in the messages used. Messages in advertising come in many forms like indirect messages, dark and strong messages, funny and sexual messages, also depending upon the target. However, creativity is seen as having more impact than the message in a campaign.
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French Media History Media Essay
3 pages (1066 words) , Download 2 , Essay
The author states that the journalism of Camelot has finally dawned in France. Once the unique signature of an American media obsessed with its own political royalty, John F. and Jackie Kennedy, this "celebrification" of politicians and intense fascination with the private lives of public figures is commonplace among the French media.
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Digital Media Assessment Media Essay
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Since digital media has introduced to the consumers, it has gathered numerous critical thoughts, evaluations and different observations on how these can affect the society especially the children who are exposed to it. As it was told, globalization has greatly influenced everything in the system of each and every living thing in the world.
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Media's Effect on Children Media Book Report/Review
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The articles addressed the problem of television programming that affects children's’ behaviour negatively. Earles et al. (2002) suggested that physicians should ask about children's TV habits, while Tesar & Doppen (2006) recommended that teachers should teach critical thinking that helps children analyze their media habits.  
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The Second Media Age Media Essay
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The nature of presenting one’s self to others has caused too much stress on the lives of many talented people before internet connections and social sites have not been introduced to human society. Many talented and skilled individuals didn't know how they would be able to showcase what they want the people to see about them and what they have to offer to the world.
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Analysis of Media Relations Media Literature review
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The human emotions were wrenched by account after account of the horror from survivors and rescue teams, some online editions carrying video and radio streaming bites. Other editions offered photographs taken by the victims with their cell phones. Still reeling from the ‘9/11’ attacks, American online newspaper editions.
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The Matrix Trilogy by Wachowski Brothers Media Movie Review
4 pages (1000 words) , Download 3 , Movie Review
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Our knowledge of the universe is structured, and we are not capable to open these predetermined structures which constrict our reality. The Matrix is not a myth because everything expressed by Wachowski has been discovered thousands of years ago. Wachowski brothers just collected and extracted this knowledge modernizing it for a wide audience.
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Negative advertisement when it works Media Essay
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All the money politicians spend on their campaigns goes to negative advertisement, therefore it seems important and this paper investigates on how it works with special reference to Dazy advertisement case. This investigation includes Willie Horton case, analyzing why these ad was so successful and have changed the results of election.
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Evolution of Telecommuting Media Essay
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The author states that while there was sufficient evidence of its success, there was a considerable gap in the literature about the reasons and success factors in the field of telework. Hence the justification of this theoretical study. Considerable growth in the electronic mode of commerce and business has further complemented the teleworking community.
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Effects of Heavy Television Watching to the Physical and Social Health Media Research Proposal
10 pages (2500 words) , Download 2 , Research Proposal
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Living in the 21st century prompted people to engage in several new activities. With the advancement of technology in the mass media, everything is as easy as counting one, two and three. The television is the most popular kind of mass media and is considered a common medium amongst the American youth.
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Empire of the Wolves (2002) Media Term Paper
6 pages (1500 words) , Download 2 , Term Paper
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Televisions, radios, and newspapers are types of media. It heavily influences us in our daily lives. We are informed about the latest findings of sciences, daily news about our surroundings, and a lot more. Movies are one of the products of this industry. It reflects human encounters in life; it may be about our daily dramas in life which include murder.             
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The History of Advertising Media Essay
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The author outlines the development of advertisement and its techniques through times. The new information age has contributed the ad industry with its new channels, gleaming with pop-up messages and e-mail alerts; the mobile phones with the SMS messages and the net savvy gadgets that download the entertainment along with the ad promos.
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Astonishing History of Advertising Media Essay
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No other form of advertising can have the emotional and visuals appeals expressed as effectively as TV advertisements. The emotional appeals can be best displayed through the use of moving pictures, i.e. videos. TV advertisements are the best form through which advertisements with emotional appeals are used.
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How Has Diasporic Media Culture Transformed Hegemonic British Cultures Media Research Paper
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The ethnic community in the UK enjoys many privileges and the diasporic media culture of the land puts them in a better position. The growth of diasporic media culture in the UK has influenced tremendously in the transformation of the hegemonic British cultures. The examples of the diasporic media in the UK affirm the same fact.
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Advertising Images from Persuasion to Polysemy Media Case Study
5 pages (1250 words) , Download 2 , Case Study
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Print media advertising has retained its hold and reach in the world of business and efficient marketing as print media continues to advance its scope on a much wider market, develop innovation and resume its accomplishment in the field of theoretical research. Studies conducted in this area of marketing, for instance, have encompassed other areas such as psychology and linguistics.
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The Field of Mass Media Research and the Instruments of Mass Broadcasting Media Research Paper
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Research on the case could be conducted using a minimum number of the audience representing various perspectives. Each audience could act as a researcher with personal angles and issues to probe. Methodology depends on the use of Critical Discourse Analysis. Techniques are a direct set of questions that any researcher could ask.
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The role of the media within the British political system Media Essay
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Reportedly, the term “media” is defined by the Australian Oxford Dictionary as “mass communications”, especially newspapers and broadcasting, regarded collectively. More specifically, the media is made up of the mass circulation press, the cinema, radio, television and recently, the Internet.
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How Chinese TV maintain its position in new media age Media Dissertation
40 pages (10000 words) , Download 2 , Dissertation
The Internet has revolutionized the way we handle information and business across the national frontiers. Besides, the Internet has, in fact, silently and steadily abetted the process of globalization by arbitraging a new platform for rapid and instantaneous sharing of new in written, audio and video media.
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The role of advertising in the success of the company Media Assignment
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The author describes and analyzes four different print advertising campaigns of Chanel, Procter and Gamble, Oral B and Canon. Advertising requires the employment of wit and creativity in the part of the marketer. In order to do these, advertisements are embedded with a subtext, an underlying which is not stated directly.
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Students perceptions of women in advertising commercials Media Coursework
49 pages (12250 words) , Download 2 , Coursework
Using women in advertising is considered one of the most controversial issues in contemporary marketing, whilst students are one of the most important demographic groups as they tend to be more flexible and liberal in the way they think. This essay identifies the influence of gender on perception when viewing a woman appearing in an advertisement.
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Cultural Studies Project on Media Media Essay
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The author states that television shows are texts that people often come in contact with, and ultimately they carry with them certain ideologies that they promulgate through storylines and images. Two popular and critically acclaimed shows will be the subject of this paper. “Ugly Betty” is an Emmy Award-winning television show.
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Murder and Media: The Rodney King Media Case Study
2 pages (635 words) , Download 2 , Case Study
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The author states that media thrives on sensationalizing things. If the Rodney King beating were just a routine incident, perfectly within bounds of legality, it wouldn't have made to the headlines, leave alone shake up an entire city so badly. “They're going to show you what sells, and not necessarily what tells.”
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Magazine Exceptionalism: Journalism, Media and Publishing Media Essay
2 pages (561 words) , Download 2 , Essay
David Abrahamson believes that magazines are more vibrant and responsive media forms as compared to other media forms like newspapers, broadcasting, and online media. For Instance, the newspapers practice a fact-driven form of journalism and broadcast media merely tend to portray and present the salient social norms, unlike magazines. 
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Newspaper and Internet Media Case Study
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The author of the paper provides some historical facts concerning the process of information exchange. It is stressed that the newspaper is a product of man’s innovativeness and the desire to improve the life by finding a way other than tales and stories to communicate and record the events to other members of the society.
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Effects of the media, tv advertising and commercials to individuals, families and to society Media Essay
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The author outlines both good and bad effects from the media and TV commercials. Sad effects of TV commercials begin with the pressure they lay on various sections of the society. There is a pressure on women to place undue focus on their bodies. Young men devote their focus on a well-built, athletic body to make their mark in the female arena.
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Why Television Shows Should Not Be Allowed to Use Obscene Language Media Essay
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The author states that television shows should not be allowed to use obscene language at all scene it is embarrassing especially in front of an elderly person or children. The use of this language is unacceptable since one will not be comfortable watching such a television program with someone who is not his or her peer.
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The Clinton Impeachment Trial Media Assignment
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Ray Surette states that "…media trials are crucial in the social construction of crime-and-justice reality…Not surprisingly, media trails involve cases that contain the same elements popular in entertainment programming - human interest laced with mystery, sex, bizarre circumstances, and famous or powerful people.
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Analysis of the Media Industry In India Media Essay
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In addition the paper will also focus on Future of the Media Industry in India, it will highlight the Different types Of Media in India which includes the Print media, radio, electronic, outdoor and Television. India’s foreign direct investment will also be assessed and finally a conclusion will be given inline with the findings.
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Roles of Mass Media in Political Life Media Essay
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The author states that the political field is no exception. Today mass communication media has almost saturated the industrialized world. Today media follows the publics everywhere. The living room has the television, the outer lawn has the newspaper, the car has the radio, mailboxes are full of mailers and journals.
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Media and US Politics Media Essay
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As the author of the essay puts it, most media outfits, especially in the United States, the control rests in the hands of private corporations or companies which are concentrated on gaining profit through sales and advertisements. However, television and Radio in the U.S. are regulated by the Federal Communications Commission.
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Wrestling, Culture, and Mythology Media Essay
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Myth can serve to precipitate fear, uphold the status quo, and guide and serve as a road map towards cultural beliefs and practices.  In the following discussion the works of Roland Barthes, about wrestling as a sport with mythical meanings will be analyzed with the aim of ascertaining how myth affects cultures and whole societies.
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Conventional Interpretations of Reality in the Age of Mass Media Media Term Paper
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We are discussing the mass media and how it affects the thoughts and lives of masses, the origin of mass media in the early 20th century, the work of Jean Baudrillard, a French philosopher and political analyst and Slavoj Žižek, a Slovenian philosopher and writer and how they viewed the mass media and conventional interpretations of reality.
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Key Characteristics of Australian Media Media Report
7 pages (1922 words) , Download 2 , Report
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Media characteristics differ in every country due to culture and beliefs as well as the bases that the society has established in terms of how media is defined and how it should function.  In the Philippines, the views and perspectives of how media operates and is viewed by the public are usually based on how media is done in the west.
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Social Media and Social Bonds Media Essay
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Social media causes many people to stay in their homes at times that they would have spent in interacting with real people. This paper shall argue that social media, despite its positive effects, has a long way to go before people are able to strike a balance between its virtual attractions and real life.
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Representations of gender and/or lifestyle in advertising Media Essay
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The gender representations in ads are always meant to capture the attention of clients through three main features, which are advertisement for inferiority/superiority, cultural destruction as well as sexual emotion appeal. Gender representation in adverts has been used to trigger Sexual emotions appeal.
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The objectification of women in online advertising Media Essay
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The main problem is that media often blamed for sexual objectification of women. Half naked decorated images of women which saturate online magazines all over the Internet has caused feminists to animatedly argue among themselves about different ways by which media degrades women in the name of empowering them.
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Nature of Advertising from Traditional Print to Interactive and Web Based Media Research Paper
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Ad has changed from one way to two way communication where the audience is free to interact. Over the years fundamental changes have been happening in the advertising industry where audiences are moving from mass to niche media which have indisputable trends towards disintermediation, fragmentation and greater consumer control.
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The impact of culture difference on advertising Media Research Proposal
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This essay explores the following questions: • What are the effects of cultural differences on advertising? • What are the effective ways of advertising according to cultural differences? • What are the suitable strategies to developing advertisements that sensitive to cultural differences and can generate positive effects of the differences?
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