Corporate News Often Misleads People for Financial Gain, and To Stay Relevant (knowyourmeme.com) Journalists once followed a rigid set of rules geared towards upholding the quality of news accuracy, distribution, and reputation. Responsibility to fact check, to hold other news sources accountable t, and to never intentionally mislead the public are among these tenets. These … Continue reading Is Journalism’s Code of Ethics Still Relevant?
Month: February 2022
Absurdity vs. Rhetoric: The Morality of Free Speech through the Medium of Memes
Image source: Quartz.com The intricacies of the American idea of free speech, in any form, are often contentious and hotly debated. To any owner of a smartphone, it should come as no surprise to hear that these debates often take place on the internet. In our modern culture, the internet encompasses the widest spectrum of … Continue reading Absurdity vs. Rhetoric: The Morality of Free Speech through the Medium of Memes
Media Manipulation
Photo by RODNAE Productions on Pexels.com Manipulation is a word we tend to associate with ex boyfriends, trust breaking, and scam artists. In other words, we associate manipulation with acts that are usually deemed as untrustworthy. The fact of the matter is that most people encounter manipulation everyday in the form of media. Media manipulation … Continue reading Media Manipulation
What is Real On Social Media Platforms?
Social media has become one of the largest platforms for mass circulation information. Many journalists have switched to social media to convey stories to a more comprehensive audience. These social media platforms contain varied methods of spreading media and news such as videos that contain commentary from the consumer of the media. With such mass … Continue reading What is Real On Social Media Platforms?
Correct Media Consumption: Is it on the viewer, the source, or both?
Photo by Stanley Ng on Pexels.com When believing whatever type of media you see throughout the day, how do you know if the information you’re viewing is true or not? If it ends up being false, is the responsibility on you for believing false information, or is it on the source for spreading this false … Continue reading Correct Media Consumption: Is it on the viewer, the source, or both?
Political Polarization Of Television News
Photo by Burak Kebapci on Pexels.com TV news is politically polarized. Political polarization of TV news has left many Americans wondering what news they can trust. This has lead many to revert to social media platforms, which as only made matters worse. Political polarization of television news has impacted peoples political views and how they … Continue reading Political Polarization Of Television News
Celebrity Influence
Celebrity influence is big nowadays especially when celebrities try using their voice or fame to sell their products. Someone that sparks a ton of people’s attention in the world today is Jake Paul. Jake Paul was a youtuber who mostly did YouTube videos with his brother about random things, and was also on the Disney … Continue reading Celebrity Influence
Media Manipulation and Tabloids
Perhaps one of the most obvious examples of media manipulation circulating in our news feeds currently is the tabloid industry. For some context, media manipulation is the distortion of facts and fiction in the media. Manipulation of the media can be carried out by entire industries or simply an individual on the Internet. The danger … Continue reading Media Manipulation and Tabloids