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Curved TV: Technology, Market, and Potential Media Report
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It has become almost a necessity, finding its way into the living rooms of many people across the world. It has been the common people have been able to view events across the world until the smartphone came along. According to Hints (2011), Paul Nipkow, a German inventor, created a rotating disk that allowed the transmission of pictures over the wire in 1884.
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Social Media Theories Media Research Paper
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By these definitions, one would infer that policymaking is an aspect of the policy process. Policy process, which entails policymaking is an important aspect of governance, especially the governance of countries. Because of the differences in countries' governance systems, there are many different theories on public policymaking.
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The Impact of Watching TV on People Media Research Proposal
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Aggressive behaviours in children and young people have different symptoms and aspects. Television has been known to cause negative behavioural changes such as fear, sexual immorality and violence. This is because the televised contents portray a world of violence and open sexuality compared to the real world, calmer and guided by morals.
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How the Media Portrayal of Women in Advertising Affects Womens Dieting and Self-Image Media Research Proposal
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Consequentially, the present study provides evidence to support the well-researched impact of media images on body identity. Based on the social comparison theory, the study offers a solid endorsement of how women compare themselves to the models depicted in the images and strive to achieve the thin standard of beauty through dietary habits and unhealthy eating behaviors.
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Extent of Positive Effects of Entertainment Media on Society Media Report
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Today, it is clear that media as a whole has a lot of influence on the daily living of people.  The content of the media has a huge contribution to changing the values and the lives of society. It becomes along with the societal changes. It can change the way society thinks. The Media's persuasive nature in entertainment can influence societal thoughts and behaviors.
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Advertising Campaigns Media Essay
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Subtle clues within the action or dialogue can indicate how people react to specific behaviors that may be receiving a new definition thanks to advertisements such as those usually used for beer commercials. These types of advertisements frequently play on the side of dark humor, serving to entertain and retrain social standards at the same time.  
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TV News Production Media Essay
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The goal of an editor is to produce a video without any jump cuts. To achieve this goal, the videographer must have shot footage that provides the editor with a series of shots. Once you master this skill, there is little need for low-budget postproduction. Several cinematic techniques are used in all films to make the material flow logically.
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Acute Otitis Media in Children Media Essay
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An individual evidence-based decision has to be taken judiciously in each case while treating AOM. A search for the current recommendations and research in this aspect was conducted on the internet and a wide variety of online medical databases were explored which includes the Cochrane database, the American Center for Disease Control (CDC) website, the Bandolier database for evidence-based research, AHRQ website and Google Scholar.
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How Far Does Hollywood Provide a Template Case Media Essay
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Individuals have a choice to watch Hollywood or to search through hundreds of other cultural and global media outlets, either on-line or through the television technology that is being used. This is especially noticed because of Hollywood's resistance to implement and conform to some of the technological options that are currently popular and in use. 
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Media Impact Society: Concretely Body Form Media Essay
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In conclusion, it can be said that the media has greatly affected body image. This is mainly by portraying the slim women as attractive, muscular men as attractive, and overweight people as less attractive. The situation has been worsened by the media and it has become a perception of the people that certain characteristic in men.
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Implication of New Media over Old Media Media Essay
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The most popular in this category happen to be Facebook and Twitter (Home Contact Events John Postill Papers Publications Research New media practices in China, South Korea, Japan, India, Ghana and Brazil, 2010). Other forms of the new media include videos through channels such as YouTube, blogs, galleries, RSS feeds, widgets, mobile, tablet apps, and podcasts.
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Digital Film and Media Technologies Media Essay
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Old media practices have reinvented and circumvented resulting in technologies that keep the public drawn in on matters relevant to them. Digital innovations include television, radio, and satellite digitization, on-demand entertainment, podcasting file sharing through peer-to-peer. The emergence of digital began in the 1940s and 1950s.
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American Television as a Model of Emulation Media Essay
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The integration of technology by most of the US TV stations contributes to its popularity on the world stage and hence a model for emulation by other countries. Accurate and informative content from most US-based TVs such as Discovery Channel, CNN and National geographic has also improved our understanding of the world that we live in.
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Approaches to Media Analysis Media Essay
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Cell phones are more interoperable currently because they can be used for different purposes with other media components such as film production. Technology has also resulted to the emergence of smart television sets having more capabilities such as internet access and HDMI ports.
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The Objectivity in News Media Essay
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“The belief in objectivity is a faith in ‘facts’, distrust in ‘value,’ and a commitment to their segregation” argues sociologist Michael Schudson. So it is a key journalistic value that is guided by the principles of factuality, fairness, accuracy, and truth-telling (Lambert, Mariam, Susan, 2010; Calcutt & Hamond, 2011).
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Women Depicted in Media Today Media Essay
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Women are also depicted as beauty and sex objects to the desires of men (Nerisa, 2008). Films like noir and neo-noir is an example of a film that shows a well-dressed woman who looks very seductive. Women are presented like this because most films are directed by men and they focus on their true desires to appeal to their male audiences.
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Perspective on Reality TV Media Literature review
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The phenomenon of reality television has been growing in popularity since its introduction. This popularity has been based on reality television’s ability to engage audiences at a human level – a quality which both cinema and traditional television programmes have failed to develop. Despite its popularity among consumers, there have been growing concerns about the extent to which reality television shows are real in terms of presentation.
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The Role YouTube Plays in Promoting Creativity in Young People Media Literature review
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The advent of social networking sites and the availability of devices that support digital technologies have made more people use the Internet for various purposes. Young people in particular use social networking sites to connect, share photos and videos and engage in various other activities that are enabled by different social media sites.
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Advertisements are Ideologically Problematic Media Literature review
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In rare circumstances does advertising ideological implications are discussed but the advertising industry's practical aspects are mostly discussed in most advertising texts. Non-acknowledgement of ideologies in advertisements is not only particular to the government advertisements, but it is manifested in commercial advertisements as well.
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A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words Media Literature review
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Each and every person has their own interpretation of the images and the meaning as well as word to describe the images which are countless when we speak the truth. Moreover, many people say that a picture is worth a thousand words. In addition, has been said many times that the seven words in the sequences have become a saying. 
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Media and Power Media Literature review
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Quite recently, the president of the United States had gone to offer apologies to the family of an American Journalist, James Foley. This journalist had been beheaded by a group of militants. He is said to have held back his tears while consoling the bereaved family. However, after that incident, he went to play golf.
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Chinese Diaspora Media in Australia Media Literature review
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From the discussion, we have found TVBA has transformed the lives of the Chinese-Australians economically, socially, and culturally. The success factors that enabled this television channel to succeed in this foreign have been discussed. Moreover, the paper has shown some of the threats this firm is encountering as it carried out its operations in Australia.
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Chinese Diasporic Media in Australia Media Literature review
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However, TVBA recommended that the Australian government and involved parties can effectively engage in the problem of copyright breach activities in the country by presenting criminal penalties on every commercial activity linked to illegal downloading and uploading (Zhu, 2009). TVBA management also believes that ISPs (internet service providers) can stop the situation of piracy on internet.
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Theories for Digital Media and Cultures Media Literature review
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Similar sentiments are expressed by Longo who argues that Turing’s imitation game was used to compare the human brain and the machine. As noted elsewhere in this essay, Turing was very cautious of the results of what he had dubbed the imitation game. He argued that imitation between humans and machines would be more similar if the latter developed a more intelligent capacity for the former.
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Media in Taiwan and Hong Kong Media Literature review
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However, these values and ethics have eroded, or are under challenge, and journalists are usually found compelled to redefine their professional codes of ethics. The Taipei Newspaper Association was the first to adopt Taiwan’s code of ethics in media and journalism (Chan, 2001). On the other hand, the Association of Hong Kong Journalists publicized the first journalistic code of ethics in the 1980s.
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Comparison of the History of Mass Media between Hong Kong and Taiwan Media Literature review
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Over the years mass media has been viewed as the linking bridge of communication and driving force for change. In East Asia in specific, mass media has been used as a platform to air the views of both sides of a nation, which is a government’s point of view and that of the general public. Mass media in Hong Kong and Taiwan has been used by political and government officials in these states to promote their ideas.
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Persons Reputation and Defamation Act 2005 Media Essay
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The statement by Max referring to the treasurer as “a bull terrier” is defamatory. Max volume also refers to the friends and the wife of the treasurer. A person’s reputation is protected by the law of defamation which is contained in the Defamation Act 2005 (NSW). The post further mentions the name of the treasurer, it is clear that he intends to talk about Joe the treasurer, and not any other person.
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Leadership in the Media Media Literature review
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Among the most dominant constructs that emotional intelligence continues to be linked with is that of leadership. Current literature on leadership has generated numerous theories that attempt to outline the attributes and traits that make up effective leaders (Batool, 2013). This idea points to the concept of trait leadership. 
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Media Representation Media Literature review
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The media according to Kamarulzaman et al. (2016, p. 400), is a dominant source of connecting communities. In particular, social media platforms manage to enhance the role of the media in integrating people of different religions, beliefs, cultures, and ethnicity. Media platforms establish a form of dialogue with the people, realizing a greater discovery of their identity, overcome marginalization, especially of the minority groups.
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How Does Social Media Affect Guest Behaviour in the Hotel Industry Media Literature review
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This chapter seeks to draw insights from other literary works to justify the influence that social media networks have on the behaviour of guests in the hotel industry. The chapter adopts both the theoretical approach and the empirical approach to put out a plausible case. The chapter closes with a conclusion that is informed by the arguments brought out in the literature review.
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Is the Media an International Actor in its own Right Media Literature review
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It is a disturbing fact that some crises in a region like Southern Sudan got little intervention from the international community while the Somali case was overdone. The Iraq war on the other hand was brought out as uncalled for since no weapons of mass destruction were ever recovered. Many people lost their lives as the media was compromised to air coverage that looked at demonizing Iraq.
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Importance of Understanding Audiences Media Literature review
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Authors write articles based on what is happening in the socio-economy, and the authors try to determine why and how such situations occur. Their views sometimes are different while at other times presents similar views. An example of an issue that is addressed widely by numerous authors is in media audience.
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Introduction of Television to Australia in 1956 Media Literature review
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Accepting television in the country was not easy for many people since so many arguments and debates dominated the country about this issue. Major groups involved in these debates were the government, the industry, the audiences comprising of women groups, churches, and advocates among others. Debates were centered on the cultural and moral effects of television on society and on children.
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Celebrity Culture: Media and the Social Organisation of Fame Media Literature review
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Through the traditional way, fame is quieter and takes long before people notice what an individual has done in professionalism or for society. Such fame takes longer, and it starts and its effect and mark grows to be long-lasting in its surroundings. Mostly the person is highly committed, disciplined, and dedicated to the goal.
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The Political Economy Approach to the Media Media Literature review
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Modern media is seen as an avenue through which individuals and societies are able to overcome the supposed limitations of economic, political, social, and cultural aspects which have for a long time being imposed on small-scale and local ways of life. Due to the distance shrinking capability of information and communication technology.
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Communication Theories and Printing Technology Media Literature review
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This was important as it guaranteed that information could survive for a long period of time without being easily erased. On the other hand, the development of printing technology offered a means of emphasizing words that were traditionally made orally. Additionally, the technology-enhanced oral tradition and made it easier for authors to communicate the truth.
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Changes in Images in Our Lifetime and the Future Media Literature review
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Technological advancement has been very critical in transforming communication through images. The images used in advertisements in the former years were mostly printed, photographed using film, and had no motion. In my lifetime, the creation and use of moving images on television screens, web pages, and video has grown tremendously.
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Impact of Media on the Mentally Ill People Media Literature review
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Considering some of the movie characters, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931), Freddie Kruger (A Nightmare on Elm Street 2010), Norman Bates (Psycho, 1960), and Shutter Island (2010), the link is unmistakable – all the characters are mentally unstable, violent and dangerous. Perceptions of mental illness in the media have always been undesirable.
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The Evolution of Newspapers Media Literature review
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Radio is making giant strides to turn digital with most countries utilizing Digital Audio Broadcasting or are on the verge of doing so. On the other hand, newspapers are turning digital with the provision of their content on the web. It is therefore safe to say that, with the steps being taken by these two entities, they are taking enough steps to remain credible in the future.
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Australian Media Media Literature review
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The way forward for the media is to learn from the mistakes of the predecessors and try to correct the mistakes in the industry. They should uphold their independence, the good journalism ethics, balance advertisements, and news, and maintain their completion within healthy limitations. In so doing, the media will save itself and democracy as a whole since the two go hand in hand.
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Australian Television for Education Media Literature review
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Research work by Fisch (2005) identifies thatpeople watch television for two significant reasons. Recent research by scholars reveals that it was approximately during the past few decades when television used as a tool for educational purposes was utilized through television programs employed for educational objectives, referred to as eTV.
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Exploring the Media Policy in China and Argentina Media Literature review
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Theories of globalization are interconnected with the media policy and if they could be well applied, the reforms in the media policy may be efficient and effective. However, theories such as neoliberal globalization have completely failed to address the intricacy of the reform progression, especially in the areas of market regulation.
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Transmedia Storyline and World Building Media Literature review
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In a survey of transmedia narratives for education purposes, Pence (2012) emphasizes that two different poles of transmedia usage exist. These include close or experience transmedia, which consists of a range of media formats used in creating unified other, and open or framework transmedia.
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Media-Space and Its Importance in Understanding Modern-Day Media Media Literature review
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Contradicting the indecisive exhibition of fanatical theories concerning the crumpling of chronological areas, along with the removal of spatial expanses, I have supported a new sensible understanding whereby space and time continue being important, at times even more extensively, and in situations that electronic media is a more complex factor in the mediation of social phenomena.
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Representation of Arabs in American Popular Media Media Literature review
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The paper “Representation of Arabs in American Popular Media ” is an excellent variant of a literature review on media. The lack of realistic and unbiased representation of Arabs in American popular media is a deliberate attempt to systematically alienate and dehumanize the entire race, in order to lessen public opposition to American foreign policy with regards to the Middle East. T
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The Role of Television in Government Agenda and International Relations Media Literature review
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Gilboa quotes Edwards's studies of many countries and the most important events media coverage. The events include the protests in Tiananmen Square, the collapse of the USSR, the democracy development in Eastern Europe, the end of apartheid policy in South Africa, and the Balkans and African civil wars. He claims that the mass media played an influential role in all of the events and processes.
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Television and Media Convergence Media Literature review
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Since the invention of television in the 19th century, the television has evolved significantly (Dheer & Courtois 2014, p. 13). Today television is a primary source of information that has critical significance in the modern day society. The expansion of television was witnessed in the second half of the 20th century.
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Digital Media and Protest Media Literature review
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Communication incorporates all the formal and informal means by which information flows across a network of different users. In the recent times, aspects of communication using digital means have gone beyond the mere functions of disseminating or receiving of messages. Digital media channels and the internet are increasingly being exploited as channels of advocacy by various organizations in providing personalized public engagement.
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The Arab Spring and Social Media Media Literature review
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Of specific significance within this context is the increase in the level of “mediatization” of the society, which consists of a process of social change in which the number of the existing media within social interactions, their application in a networked society, as well as their impact on the public sphere has significantly increased (Esser & Strömbäck 2014).
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Dabiq - Campaign Analysis Media Literature review
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"Dabiq” is an online magazine that is currently being used by ISIS as a global outreach strategy. The magazine is being published on social media platforms where this extremist group targets to get more recruiters. This online magazine can be categorized to be a propaganda discourse. The online magazine is also claimed to focus on bias content.
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