Essays on News media

Culture and Social Behavior Culture refers to the specific way in which people think, act and believe. It also incorporates the people’s use of physical objects and art to describe their way of life as acquired from society collectively. Social forces are an effective desire that leads to social action (Mooney,...

Cultural awareness refers to how people in the society understand the differences between them and other people from other backgrounds or countries.  They become aware of their cultural beliefs and values.  Attitudes and values differ from one environment to the other, hence a different culture.Culture is the shared values, norms...

Violence in the Media and its Impact on Society Recent times have seen an increase in violent scenes within the media. Platforms such as films and news bulletins tend to predominantly reflect on violent actions and acts. The projection of violent scenes in the settings may also be used to explain...

In the past: reliance on major news channels In the past, before the introduction of computers, the population relied on major news channels for updated news. The television networks relayed valid information at the top of the hour, with the presenters legitimizing the information through live coverage. The trend changed with...

According to Fuchs and Christian, (2017), media conglomerates focus on media and popular culture issues because they act as a link between the society and the government. The community experiences social problems for instance poverty, insecurity, unemployment, inadequate education systems, religious conflicts, and inequalities. Some of these issues need to...

The essay written by Katrina Onstad, do celebrities die anymore is about how stars continue to earn when they are still dead. To fame, death cannot stop them from making money. It is possible through the use of their images by the advertisers to make advertisement hence becoming a way...

The Central Park Five Documentary The 2012 “Central Park Five” documentary by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns, and David McMahon describes the arrest, trial, conviction and later acquittal of five American youth for the horrific crime of assault, rape, and attempted murder of a female jogger, Trisha Meili on April 19, 1989...

The television as we know it has demanded the attention of the public for years. But what once isolated us, now connects us through phones, computers, and tablets.  It has become apparent that the audience is making its demands on how and what viewers want to see on their screens....

The Negative Impact of Social Media on Relationships The social media platforms have reshaped many aspects of society. Everyone who owns a laptop or any electronic device with the ability to access the internet cannot resist the temptation of social media. The social media networking platforms such as YouTube, Snapchat, Myspace,...

For the last decade and a half social media has been a significant instrument in the communication and media sector all around the world. It has proven to be vital for the different societies that are all over the world. The way in which social media connects people has had...

The Importance of Media Literacy The ability to create, analyze, evaluate, access and evaluate media messages of all kinds is called Media Literacy. Today's world people get their statistics in the form of sounds, text and images. We require the ability to understand the different media messages that we see every...

Article 1 is Neutral: The heading of the article is impartial, and it objectively states the facts that Trump has blocked the release of a memo prepared by the Democrats. Additionally, the article uses quotation marks (the president is "inclined" to declassify) signifying that in reality, Trump is not willing to...