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…into the atmosphere to encircle the plant. Although the Chernobyl accident was thousands of miles away and did not cause direct damage to the US, we were able to experience the tragedy through the media. This accident took thousands of lives and contaminated the land…

…and the eventual case that Jim Garrison builds against certain government officials in the assassination of JFK. He uncovers the faults in the records of the death, and tells the public and media of his findings. He figures out how impossible is was for Oswald to kill…

…Video in the Home – A critical discussion of “Behind closed doors: video recorders in the home” pp327-336 Ann Gray (1987) Media studies a Reader This article outlines the role of gender in authority and use of home technology, specifically the home…

…they are biased and speak in favor of a certain religion or race, and even a political party, but never would I have thought that an entire epidemic would disappear at the snap of a finger, or the inauguration of a democratic president. We all know that the media…

…In the 26-day interstice between the bombings in New York and Washington and the U.S. military's latest foray in the Middle East, a remarkable and unprecedented redirection of media rhetoric occurred. A shift from stories and information of dubious…

…threat, but many new companies would emerge. One tool these record companies are using to put these new companies under is a new technology known as Content Protection for Recordable Media, or CPRM. This technology allows content producers to specify how many…

…power, uniqueness, and manipulation. The surroundings are unbearably media oriented. From the television, to the computer system, to the posters, my room has been customized to fit virtually every need of the thriving college student in the new millennium…

…, without the existing influence of advertising people may be lost in material wealth. In more than one way advertising has alleviated to shape and influence the ideas of consumers. The mass of media is inevitable as it surrounds us and has become part of our…

…for ways to adjust to American culture. Mora blames the media for painting a distorted image of the idealistic woman. Ideals that boast, “beautiful is being thin,” and hints quietly that what they have does not suffice. She is concerned that these messages…

…can be caught through a number of ways. The most highly publicised way, is through the Internet, other ways are through removable storage media, such as floppy disks and zip drives. They can also be caught through computer networks, where a third party from…