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1. Reporting the privacy of celebrities

2. Is it better to report more good/positive news or news about disasters or accidents in the media?

3. Should media serve the public or the government?

4. Advertisement exert more positive impact or negative ones?

5. Which media method(s) should be highly expanded? Why?

6. Besides the common media methods, what new approaches can you suggest?

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THE ROLE OF MASS MEDIA

The term mass media refers to the channels of communication (media) that exist to reach a large public audience (the mass of the population).Mass media includes newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and more recently, the Internet. It (informs people about events that they would otherwise know little about. Mass media communication is usually rapid, because the media will report an important event as quickly as possible after it happens. In fact, some television reporting is live /laiv/ ; that is, the viewers can see the events as they happen. (It is also transient; that is, the focus on one event doesn't last long. This is captured in the expression "there is nothing as old as yesterday's news."

How to define:
Lower-carbon release refers to …the emission with a lowered level of carbon carbon –dioxide.

Lower-carbon release means that the emission is of a lowered level of carbon carbon –dioxide.
Lower-carbon release stands for the emission with a lowered level of carbon monoxide or carbon –dioxide.

Friendship refers to mutual understanding, assisting, encouraging and sharing.
Selfishness
Selflessness stands for sharing, giving and tolerating.
Protecting the celebrities’ privacy means not to publicize their personal affairs without permission.

Include ( a way of raising examples

Include v (( Exclude v.
Including prep. ( like , such as, for instance/example

Inclusive adj. +ly
Exclusive adj. +ly extraordinary, outstanding, only

Inform sb. Of/about sth.=tell sb. Sth.
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