A Social Media Analysis

Our media offers a platform for all political, social and economic policies and debates discussions. Consequently, media structure and its content define our democratic experience.it plays a role in molding our minds into the way we view and understand social and political and economic facets of life. Although, this can cause panic the most worrying issue could be a case where the media ownership is centralized. Suppose we have just few or single company controlling the information we obtain from the media then our information and democratic experience would be narrowed down.

Before we receive news it is processed. It goes through structuring and filtering. Topics are selected emphasis being put on what should be passed onto the public and
Sadly, it has been turned into news about shocks, and that arose of emotions. This is with respect to issues such as, fame, money &sex, outrages, uncanny/extremist opinions or behavior that have become the major subjects in the mass media. Such topics are structured in a way that captures our way of thinking.

The media has been so interested in giving violent crime reports that arise horror amongst citizens instead of discussing incidence that leads to such social problems. Issues such as unemployment, inequality, poor education, could trigger such violent crime but they are less discussed in the social media. Our professional media are not interested in our social science experts from the universities. They use less of the knowledge of the intelligent from our campuses to create a platform for discussion to find a solution to the social problems.

Moreover, the opinion of the expert has been disregarded, politicians have taken over the media and pass information to meant to appease the mass not to give a solution to their problems, the media has exaggerated way out of portion the crime issues ; violent crime and sexual crimes name them. While the research was done by ( Berry, 2012) shows more seriously issues, to do with the environment have been ignored
In their book, manufacturing consent, Hermon, and Noam, (2002) argued that political end and maintenance of existing political and corporate power structure are served by the mass media through their mode of handling materials. In addition, every time the white house proposes an increase in military spending, there is a limitation to the press discussion on how much more spending is needed. The media is not given the total exposure on the contest on the budget. Some important information is held in the hand of the authority. Therefore, sometimes the media cannot have their hands on all the information should be passed onto the public.

We maybe neither coerced, nor persuaded to buy into, the media's exaggerated reports on social crimes, money and fame and the rest bit the result is similar. Consumption of mass media content has tailored our way of our thinking.

As much as the media has the mandate to give the exact information to the public, it faces some manipulation from individual with power and authority such as politician and public figures. Competition has also been another challenge to the media corporations. This pushes them to engage in publishing less important but attractive issues to win more followers. Lastly, information goes through social media; it's manipulated before it reaches the audience. The question