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    viewing aspects of life that we don’t typically consider often, from articles that shine a light on the horrors of “Tent City”, to writings of the reality of working as a paramedic. However, the article that presented the strongest argument is “Television" by Todd Alcott. His approach to the conflict presented in his writings managed to submerge the reader into his argument, that makes the rhetoric of his statement that much more effective. We have also had a great assortment of unique videos in…

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    CBBC and Its Shows Conceived of the BBC's longing to offer a fitting level of separation in the middle of childrens' and grown-ups' projects, the CBBC iplayer site is more than simply a re-skin of the "ordinary" site with an offbeat new plan. The CBBC iplayer organizes visual, as opposed to content driven route and, significantly, contains no grown-up substance. The Sarah Jane Adventures The Sarah Jane Adventures is a British sci-fi TV programme, produced by BBC Cymru Wales for CBBC, made…

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    Ines Rou Research Paper

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    You may not know Ines Rau, but soon, if she realizes her second dream, the French trans model will be a household name. http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2017/10/19/playboy-announces-first-transgender-playmate/ It's taken some six decades, but in a first for the media company the late Hugh Hefner built, the magazine is featuring a transgender Playmate, according to a new Breitbart report. Ines, a 26-year-old fashion model became Playboy's first trans Playmate since its inception in 1953. Ines…

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    In America today, we see a lot of Television shows that blur or censor specific content, specifically nudity and foul language. In other countries and communities around the world censorship of the human body and language this would seem out of the norm. In Germany, television displays almost no censorship and nationally broadcasts frontal and back nudity without hesitation. Westernized thoughts and idealism of what is proper and acceptable behavior on broadcasted entertainment tends to be…

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    interesting that with the rising use of technology, those who use technology in excess tend to also be outcast by others. Rarely is there a connection made between both drugs and television. In Pete Hamill’s “Crack and the Box”, he draws many similarities between those who use drugs and children who have had the influence of television their entire life. Hamill starts Crack and the Box with a strong appeal to emotion to hook the readers, but unfortunately, there are discontinuities within his…

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    In America, the media plays a huge role in the way we think. Things such as movies, music, TV shows, even newspapers and magazines can influence our opinions and thoughts on certain subjects. Thoughts and equality towards social classes are no different. In most modern TV shows and movies, the social class that is usually represented is the upper class, but even then, the way the upper class is shown in representation is generally wrong. This has been this way for quite a long time, even since…

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    I find the research question “How do Crime Television Dramas Impact Real Life Cases?” very fascinating because it questions a unique argument that most people tend to overlook. I want to find out if watching popular television shows like CSI and Criminal Minds changes the public’s perception of law enforcement agencies when assessing crime cases. This research question does not affect my values but I do think it is important to know how and why television makes such a significant impact on our…

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    On September 11th, 2001, the twin towers were bombed. The media played a huge part in how the attack was portrayed to the country and the rest of the world. The media, in most cases, controls and influences how violence is perceived by society. The media hints that individuals watch violent shows to numb themselves from reality. People also use these violent acts as an excuse to hate or discriminate on a particular race. These ideas of images portraying violence and sadism is illustrated in…

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    Accounting Analysis of Netflix Inc. Following Information was obtained from the Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements. Streaming Content: Netflix licenses and acquires rights to stream the TV shows, movies and other original content to its members for unlimited viewing. These rights are acquired for a fixed fee and specific time of availability. Payment terms for these content licenses require more cash up front. The company capitalizes the fee per title and records a liability at the gross…

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    Network Ten Research Paper

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    airing to televisions all around the country. The channel, part of a slowly disintegrating form of media consumption has encountered a large loss, however, has attempted to stay up to date with new forms of streaming entertainment. In 2013, the network launched Tenplay, an online streaming service for all shows currently airing on Channel Ten. Network Ten also collaborated in a joint venture with CBS studios international, launching Eleven in 2011, another free-to-air digital television channel…

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