ISSN: 2223-9553 Academic Research International Volume 1‚ Issue 3‚ November 2011 NEW MEDIA AND ETHICAL DISCONNECT – TRENDS IN INDIA Dr.B.K.Ravi Associate Professor‚ Department of Communication Bangalore University‚ Bangalore‚ INDIA bkravibu@gmail.com ABSTRACT After the concept of global village‚ the New Media is gradually emerging as a reckoning force in India with multi-dimensional effects gesturing towards formation of a neo-culture and also affecting many prominent existing
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MEDIA: ROLE AND INFLUENCE IN OUR LIVES Living in a society with every moment something happening around us‚ there exists certain and extreme requirement of information about what is happening around us‚ how it is related to us and how is it going to affect us. The purpose is being served by media right from the beginning of civilization. However‚ it has and is changing its forms very rapidly and very broadly. Some of the most basic and major forms of media are daily newspapers‚ weekly newspapers
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The events of Student’s French Revolution began in March 1968 when a small number of prominent poets and musicians‚ and 150 students‚ occupied an administration building at Paris University at Nanterre and held a meeting in the university council room dealing with class discrimination in French society and the political bureaucracy that controlled the university’s funding. As a result‚ the university’s administration called the police. After months of conflicts between students and authorities at
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Tina Le Professor Brannon English 1301 2S3 08/03/14 How The Media Affect Teens And Young Adults? The media is inescapable given that everywhere we go. We are surrounded by magazines‚ newspapers‚ computers‚ and televisions. Being we are massively exposed to the media‚ it is sculpting our society as it controls the structure of our civilization. Granting everybody is being affected; teenagers are more vulnerable to the media and suffer the highest impact. This is because; they are exposed to the
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THE TWO-STEP FLOW MODEL OF COMMUNICATION INTRODUCTION The two-step flow of communication hypothesis was first formulated by → Paul F. Lazarsfeld and his colleagues in their classical study on the 1940 American presidential election (1944). It states that there is usually no direct influence of the mass media on the general public. Rather‚ “ideas often flow from radio and print to the opinion leaders and from them to the less active sections of the population” (Lazarsfeld 1944). This assumption
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THE MODERN MEDIA: THE IMPACT ON FOREIGN POLICY A thesis presented to the Faculty of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree MASTER OF MILITARY ART AND SCIENCE Strategy by SIMON J. HULME. MAJOR‚ ROYAL ENGINEERS‚ UNITED KINGDOM Graduate Junior Division of The Staff College‚ British Army Command and Staff College‚ Camberley‚ Surrey‚ England‚ 1996 Fort Leavenworth‚ Kansas 2001 Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited
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Communication 277: Introduction to Mediated Communication Spring 2012 Study Guide for Examination #2 This study guide is organized by lecture topics. Within each topic is listed the major areas that may be included on the examination. You are responsible for the content that falls within each major area. I. Lecture content from before Examination #1 A) Regulation of Media Content 1) Ways government can regulate speech 1. Law: passed by some government body 2
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BCM 110 revision PROBLEMS WITH THE MEDIA EFFECTS MODEL Anxiety about media effects began in 19th century about ‘mass media’ and ‘mass audience’ Gustave Le Bon: “the real has about as much influence on them as the real” Dystopian view: Inspires anxiety about its possible negative effects Utopian View: Inspires hope about its positive role in society People most at risk: children‚ youth‚ uneducated‚ working class‚ women‚ ‘not me’ view Shannon and Weaver (1949) Possibilities that could go
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Magic Bullet Theory (Mass Media Communication Theory) Rey B. Labial Jr. Dr. Ismael N. Talili Presenter‚ TCM 3k2 Professor of Communication Introduction Theory Definition Magic Bullet Theory‚ also known as the Hypodermic Needle Theory‚ was the first major theory concerning the effect of the mass media on the society. The theory implies that mass media has a direct‚ immediate and powerful effect on its audiences. Theorist HAROL LASSWELL Background Information
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Media in the Changing World Media Literacy * The ability to understand and make productive use of media. * It involves understanding the effect of media can have on a person and society. * It is the difference between being victimized by and being in control of media’s influence. Related Perspectives to Media Literacy * Media Criticism * The analysis used to assess the effects of media on individuals‚ on societies and on cultures. * It may not always be negative but
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