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    Social Media Definition

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    is a professor of Film, Television and Media Studies at the University of Auckland in New Zealand, the first reality television shows were along the lines of Candid Camera and America’s Funniest Home Videos, with hidden cameras catching humans being humans in all their relatable ridiculousness. The world got an intimate look into the homes and lives of other people, and they loved it. They wanted more. This led to the rise of competition shows, like Big Brother, American Idol and Survivor, the…

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    Analysis: American Horror Story and the Twilight Zone Linh Hua Anderson University Televisions came to the United States during the late 1940s, but they did not officially bloom until the 1950s. They were able to dominate Americans due to their diversity of programs: variety shows, anthology shows, sitcom shows, etc. In the current time, when one mentions anthology, people would immediately think about The Twilight Zone, which runs in the late fifties and sixties, and American…

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    fiction in television has taken the world by storm. Everyday there is something that relates to the gothic side of society. Television shows have such a great impact on society that anywhere a person looks, there is always someone talking about things that happen on television that they almost cannot avoid hearing about it. Any television show is going to have an impact on people in general, but some have a greater affect than others. Eric Kripke, the master mind behind the hit television show…

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    the home for all things movie and entertainment. However, recently it seems as if Americans have caused an impact great enough to set them back in terms of dominating the movie world. An article from USA Today discusses the impact that Hollywood has had in other countries outside the states. Bowles (2013) reported that U.S. audiences are taking a back seat to moviegoers across the globe — particularly in Asia. Specifically, movies are being released in other countries before they hit the states…

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    Law & Order: Special Victims Unit is an American police, crime television drama series that takes place in New York City. The main characters are Detective Stabler (male) and Detective Benson (female). From the beginning of the series, the two detectives act like their stereotypical gender roles. Stabler has a masculine presentation just like Benson has a feminine presentation. In this visual text, the gender roles of all the characters are very prominent. The males perform the way society…

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    Nursing and Neonatology have a huge significant impact in today’s society for several reasons. Producers have since produced countless television shows, books, and movies revolving around the medical field. A personal favorite of mine, Grey’s Anatomy, remains popular with many other young adults. Although the show remains in the hospital setting, more coworker drama and conflicts trump the actual medical procedures taking place. One of the characters, Alex Karev, a surgeon, begins working in the…

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    clear that gender equality was not prevalent throughout this series. Ashe, a qualified investigator without doubt, being treated with disdain and unimportance. While, in the same breathe, her partner, an African American male, does not receive the same treatment. It becomes safe to assume that the way Ashe gets treated by the police force in Gate Station is based on the fact that she is a woman, more so than her being African American. Persistently, she is blackmailed about her custody battle…

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    words of W. James Potter, author of Media Literacy, “we are constantly connected to the media either directly or indirectly” (Potter, 2014, p. 5). One of the more direct ways people engage with media is by watching television. In this paper specifically formulas of drama in the television show Stranger Things (“Chapter One: The Vanishing of Will Byers,” Stranger Things, Netflix, July 15, 2016, 12:00 am) will be looked at and examined. Potter talks about how there is a “general entertainment…

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    Summer Olympic Games. The 1978 passage of the Amateur Sports Act committed the government to full-time investment in worldwide sport and the progression of the American civic and economic systems. Private sector businesses, seeing the potential for brand recognition and advertising profit, became involved in the funding and promotion of American sports as well. Motivated by patriotism and future revenue, state and local governments contributed substantial funds, real estate, buildings,…

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    Examples Of Ideology

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    media over time and it can be seen in all kinds of mass media, for instance in film or in television. Examples of ideologies can vary throughout the media depending on what is accepted and what is not accepted. In the past, race and gender was considered ideological because almost all of the television shows that aired consisted of families that were white (Croteau 153). If African Americans were on television shows, they played roles of a midwife or a musician. Another example of an…

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