Essays on News media

Understanding the concept and contexts of fake news has over the years been a growing problem in different parts of the globe. Considerably, developed countries such as the United States and Russia have over the last four decades greatly suffered from the effects of this vice that limits the operations...

The millennium generation is made up of kids that embrace modern technology and media. Art designers and media firms are not left behind towards delivering services. They have targeted children by producing animations and illustrations that are on demand in the film market. This has been made possible by employing...

The Emergence of Media Art The emergence of media art brought transformation to everything in the field of art and the world at large. Through the institutionalization of these media art, the arts that were technically oriented developed significantly because the institutions made it possible for the artists to access these...

The media tends to portray women athletes in a way that make them appear sexualized.  Various media across the globe use sexualization of female athletes as a way to differentiate between genders. Unlike the male counterpart, women are not shown by the media as performance athletes, but they are used...

Media has a great impact in today's society. The more people rely on media for their communication, the more it affects their lives and relationships. Media tells people what they need to do, whom they are, and how they are supposed to conduct their relationships. The mass media is a...

Many will assert that music transcends differences and unites people, but the four readings that will be examined in this paper will challenge that notion by arguing that music is more political than it may first appear to be. In reality, music can be a useful tool for starting conversations...

The Smartest Kids in the World: And How They Got That Way The Smartest Kids in the World: And How They Got That Way explores how education differs in four different nations. The author of the book, Amanda Ripley, compares the educational initiatives made by kids in Finland, South Korea, Poland,...

Reality TV Programs and Their True Purpose Based on the best times and ratings, reality TV programs are broadcast frequently. The truth about a celebrity may not always be reflected in reality-based programming. These programs are made specifically to spread a story to the public in a particular way. It's interesting...

Between the first and the thirty-first of December 1910, the Atlanta Georgia and news magazine provided readers with information on a variety of topics, including politics, economic reports, social issues, legal issues, and advertisements for different businesses' goods. By going above and beyond to generate awareness and funds for the...

The North-South Divide is a topic that is frequently brought up in sociolinguistic discussions and the media in England. Socially speaking, the phrase describes the idea that the nation is divided into two regions based on social, economic, and political variables. It alludes to various accents and languages in linguistics....

In Hurston's novel, Their Eyes Were Watching God, the author reinvents how America views and distinguishes between right and wrong using a feminist consumerism perspective. Hurston does this by portraying consumerism as virtuous and capitalism as evil. The author's use of characters like Logan, the nanny to the protagonist Janie...

On December 6, 1833, John Singleton Mosby, also known as the Gray Ghost, was born. He subsequently rose to the position of chief commander of the Confederate army's cavalry battalion during the American Civil War. He was the leader of a group of partisan hunters known as the Mosby's Raiders...