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Do you think that the mass media change the way citizens think?
Do the mass media have a hidden agenda?
Why?
Do the mass media have a hidden agenda?
Why?
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#2
(Original post by josejuan)
Do you think that the mass media change the way citizens think?
Do the mass media have a hidden agenda?
Why?
Do you think that the mass media change the way citizens think?
Do the mass media have a hidden agenda?
Why?
That is why one newspaper supports one set of views whilst another supports a different set of views.
And yes, mass media does change the way citizens think as it is the main source of information for most.
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(Original post by stoyfan)
No, the mass media doesn't together have their own agenda, but each media corp/company does have one.
That is why one newspaper supports one set of views whilst another supports a different set of views.
And yes, mass media does change the way citizens think as it is the main source of information for most.
No, the mass media doesn't together have their own agenda, but each media corp/company does have one.
That is why one newspaper supports one set of views whilst another supports a different set of views.
And yes, mass media does change the way citizens think as it is the main source of information for most.
Who pays the newspaper? Why? Because, nowadays, the people don't buy a newspaper, only read on Internet.
Sometimes the mass media focus on in a some news but another news don't pay attention. Why do the mass media want to change the way people think?
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Absolutely they do.Who thinks Jeremy corbyn will be a good leader for example?No one because the media were trashing him right from the start.
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(Original post by Robby2312)
Absolutely they do.Who thinks Jeremy corbyn will be a good leader for example?No one because the media were trashing him right from the start.
Absolutely they do.Who thinks Jeremy corbyn will be a good leader for example?No one because the media were trashing him right from the start.
''Wow the media sure does have right wing bias'' /Sarcasm
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(Original post by Robby2312)
Absolutely they do.Who thinks Jeremy corbyn will be a good leader for example?No one because the media were trashing him right from the start.
Absolutely they do.Who thinks Jeremy corbyn will be a good leader for example?No one because the media were trashing him right from the start.
The media can help or sink somebody.
Nowadays, people don't buy the newspaper only read on Internet, and the mass media be in debt. Somebody has some hidden agenda in order to pay off the debt.
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(Original post by josejuan)
I think so.
The media can help or sink somebody.
Nowadays, people don't buy the newspaper only read on Internet, and the mass media be in debt. Somebody has some hidden agenda in order to pay off the debt.
I think so.
The media can help or sink somebody.
Nowadays, people don't buy the newspaper only read on Internet, and the mass media be in debt. Somebody has some hidden agenda in order to pay off the debt.
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(Original post by l'etranger)
Apart from when the Guardian printed a false story of Jezbollah having been unable to find a seat on a train which turned out to be untrue.
''Wow the media sure does have right wing bias'' /Sarcasm
Apart from when the Guardian printed a false story of Jezbollah having been unable to find a seat on a train which turned out to be untrue.
''Wow the media sure does have right wing bias'' /Sarcasm
There's a chance, this company was in debt with somebody and it pays off a debt.
The media helps those who pay them
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It does
1)It mostly includes biased point of views and they don't tend to show the other side of the story
2)They don't include other information
3)Most news are always negative
1)It mostly includes biased point of views and they don't tend to show the other side of the story
2)They don't include other information
3)Most news are always negative
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(Original post by joecphillips)
You can see their plan to become profitable again they are attacking alt media like people on YouTube and trying to get the income by forcing advertisers to advertise with them instead of youtubers
You can see their plan to become profitable again they are attacking alt media like people on YouTube and trying to get the income by forcing advertisers to advertise with them instead of youtubers
Who sponsors them?
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(Original post by tamil fever)
It does
1)It mostly includes biased point of views and they don't tend to show the other side of the story
2)They don't include other information
3)Most news are always negative
It does
1)It mostly includes biased point of views and they don't tend to show the other side of the story
2)They don't include other information
3)Most news are always negative
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#12
(Original post by josejuan)
People don't buy newspaper, if there is no profit there is no business.
Who sponsors them?
People don't buy newspaper, if there is no profit there is no business.
Who sponsors them?
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I'd hope not but people do allow their lives and political choices to be influenced by celebrities and tabloids and what they see on the news, etc. I never have so I don't understand people who do that but clearly it happens.
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(Original post by joecphillips)
Nowadays newspapers are also online as well so there are adverts on their sites as well ask shave ads in the paper that is where profit can come from
Nowadays newspapers are also online as well so there are adverts on their sites as well ask shave ads in the paper that is where profit can come from
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(Original post by 0to100)
I'd hope not but people do allow their lives and political choices to be influenced by celebrities and tabloids and what they see on the news, etc. I never have so I don't understand people who do that but clearly it happens.
I'd hope not but people do allow their lives and political choices to be influenced by celebrities and tabloids and what they see on the news, etc. I never have so I don't understand people who do that but clearly it happens.
An example was George Orwell and war worlds.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...warworlds.html
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#18
Only the minds of the logically inept/devoid. Why not manipulate individuals that are too ignorant to develop independent thought? After all, it is through their own ignorance alone.
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#19
(Original post by TheOGPrince)
they're gonna get us all!! run for your lives : (
they're gonna get us all!! run for your lives : (
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#20
That's the whole point of mass media. To spread propaganda and turn people's views towards those that suit the agencies or corporations.
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