Thank you so much for this explanatory video! At first, I didn't understand the theory, then I discovered your video and it literally saved my ass. Nice content and narrative is just perfect and simple!
Hi! Can you please help me with this theory? I've been assigned to report this to our class, yet I still have unclear ideas about it. Can you help me? Please, leave me a message on Facebook, Renmar Soreda (from the Philippines). I really need your help. ☹️
News Media does not present reality but different constructions and interpretations of reality .Media content is well prepared by Professionals .This is why the use of News Literacy is crucial in helping to analyse and criticise what is provided .
Looking back at this 4 years after this was posted it has never been as clear as it is now, perfect vocabulary use to help elaborate. I mean I dont know how clear it was 4 years ago but now its like a damn spot light has been dropped on the media.
the system is designed in a way where people like us who may be aware of it are still engrossed by it because of the strong power-hold it has in everyday life. your answer: we simply do not matter
Audience is no more a passive consumer of information, it has now its own media: social networks to express its views about reality, media agenda and public policies. What do you think?
Hi Sphelele! I need your help badly! I've been assigned to report this communication theory to our class, yet there are still unclear ideas about it. Can you help me? Please, contact me on Facebook, Renmar Soreda (I am from the Philippines.) I really need your help. ☹️
Its about what to thing "about" and they think they thought about it themselves. the audience is not passive and the media doesn't tell you what to think. Media has a gatekeeper in front of reality. And the information makes a media agenda, public agenda and policy agenda. And the audience is getting information from both aspects (the reality, the agendas)
Given the sway of the Murdoch press & its influence on elections in Australia & the UK, I'd say the media is very powerful at this. The public has its own momentum & issues of the day, but it's a momentum that can be tweaked & leveraged by the media too. Then when it comes to what & how new concepts are introduced to the public, the media has immense power there.
Ok, I'm with ya but...... in the case of "Obamacare", the majority of "right leaning" Americans know what Obamacare is and what it entails. That's why we didn't like it. There is a stark difference between your assertion and our reality. Yours implies we didn't like it simply because of the Obama name association. In reality we didn't like the affordable care act so we named it in association with the Obama Name. A better example for you to have used would be when the media reports on "corporate welfare", "fair share", "white privilege" or "systemic racism" to name just a few. All of these terms don't actually exist and are simply made up buzzwords to evoke emotion and emply or control a narrative.
Your channel just saved me in a covid semester!
very informative! (unlike my learning materials provided in our university)
Thank you Mr Sinn! I was really sure now whats the all functions
Thank you so much for this explanatory video! At first, I didn't understand the theory, then I discovered your video and it literally saved my ass. Nice content and narrative is just perfect and simple!
Hi! Can you please help me with this theory?
I've been assigned to report this to our class, yet I still have unclear ideas about it.
Can you help me?
Please, leave me a message on Facebook,
Renmar Soreda (from the Philippines).
I really need your help. ☹️
@@renmarsoreda9736 lol
Thank you brother for explanation my exam is coming now I know all the things that you shared in this video
Super helpful! Thanks :) Writing a paper on this topic and this broke it down nicely!
Brexit in the UK is the best example of this
News Media does not present reality but different constructions and interpretations of reality .Media content is well prepared by Professionals .This is why the use of News Literacy is crucial in helping to analyse and criticise what is provided .
Thank you so much! You saved me. I can do my assignment now❤️
Looking back at this 4 years after this was posted it has never been as clear as it is now, perfect vocabulary use to help elaborate. I mean I dont know how clear it was 4 years ago but now its like a damn spot light has been dropped on the media.
Extremely useful. Thank you you taught me something today!
What about those of us that know all of this what do we do with it how do we stop it
the system is designed in a way where people like us who may be aware of it are still engrossed by it because of the strong power-hold it has in everyday life. your answer: we simply do not matter
Put the msg out as much as pos, thats what im trying to do on my youtube channel
They are too big, too strong, and have their hands in everything. Its a machine that can't be stopped.
Cool vid. What's your fav pkmn Mr. Sinn?
Audience is no more a passive consumer of information, it has now its own media: social networks to express its views about reality, media agenda and public policies. What do you think?
Very helpful. Thank you. Can you give examples of two sociological theories of mass media that explain the role of mass media?
Am doing a pressing this tomorrow thank you very much
Hi Sphelele! I need your help badly!
I've been assigned to report this communication theory to our class, yet there are still unclear ideas about it.
Can you help me?
Please, contact me on Facebook, Renmar Soreda (I am from the Philippines.)
I really need your help. ☹️
I really need your help, Sir! ☹️
Thank you, that was helpful
thank you so much for this video!
Great job
Hello, Mr. Sinn! Could you please provide me a link to the said CNN poll?
Thank you so much for these videos
Not enough people on youtube talking about this
What are list agenda setting in south africa?
super helpful!
Thank you i am getting 10 marks
great video thanks a lot!
Its about what to thing "about" and they think they thought about it themselves.
the audience is not passive and the media doesn't tell you what to think.
Media has a gatekeeper in front of reality. And the information makes a media agenda, public agenda and policy agenda.
And the audience is getting information from both aspects (the reality, the agendas)
Very well!
Great video
Nice one
Media influences the people, or people influence the media??
What do you think?!
@@MrSinn I kinda think it works both ways.
I would agree! The media has a lot of power in shaping society, that being said society creates and shapes the media as well.
THANKS SO MUCH SIR
Given the sway of the Murdoch press & its influence on elections in Australia & the UK, I'd say the media is very powerful at this.
The public has its own momentum & issues of the day, but it's a momentum that can be tweaked & leveraged by the media too. Then when it comes to what & how new concepts are introduced to the public, the media has immense power there.
They have it wrapped up actual news papers for the older generation and facebook for the younger generation
Fentastic sir rq vry much
thanks!
Thanks
The word agenda sums up politics and media, more than truth or fact.
4:19 we live in a society????
Let me see the North West university students
Peace ✌️
it's a memefowar
good content but host speaks far too fast
Ok, I'm with ya but...... in the case of "Obamacare", the majority of "right leaning" Americans know what Obamacare is and what it entails. That's why we didn't like it. There is a stark difference between your assertion and our reality. Yours implies we didn't like it simply because of the Obama name association. In reality we didn't like the affordable care act so we named it in association with the Obama Name. A better example for you to have used would be when the media reports on "corporate welfare", "fair share", "white privilege" or "systemic racism" to name just a few. All of these terms don't actually exist and are simply made up buzzwords to evoke emotion and emply or control a narrative.
The study showed that 30% of the questioned people didn't know what the Affordable Care Act was..
Brexit in the UK will always be the best example of this
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hahahahahahahaha