CENSORSHIP AND ITS EFFECTIVENESS
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This 4-page paper is an example of an argumentative essay that demonstrates whether censorship is right or wrong. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: MTcenlaw.rtf

CENSORSHIP IN MYANMAR (BURMA): AN OVERVIEW
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This 10-page paper examines media censorship in Myanmar. Topics include types of media censorship and how the Internet is starting to break through it. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: MTburmacen.rtf

Censorship in the Media
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A 14 page paper which examines whether censorship of the media has been made weaker or stronger by diffusion since the 1980s. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: RAmedia5.rtf

Censorship: Necessary and Impossible
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A 6 page paper which examines how some form of censorship is necessary to protect people, but also how censorship is impossible at the same time. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: RAcnim.rtf

Changes in the Modern Mass Media and Whether or Not Media Communication has Improved
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This 9 page report discusses the modern media and the ways in which it plays an important and pervasive role in the lives of most people. Technology has allowed for commercial information services to proliferate so wildly to the point of becoming a common part of mainstream consciousness. Not surprisingly, in the midst of the technological revolution, those who control and maintain the mass media have taken full advantage of the new channels of communication available to them. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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Christian Concerns
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A 6 page paper which first looks at the influences of the media and its relevance to Christians, and then looks at ministering to non-believers. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: RAmecht.rtf

Christianity And Mass Media
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This 5 page paper explores the effect of Christianity on mass media and attempts to forecast the influence between these two segments of society in the next 50 years. Projections are made based on two specific trends in society today, such as the baby-boomers seeking more meaning in their lives and the increase in television programs with a Christian theme. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Comedy Amid Chaos - American Humor During the Great Depression
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A 5 page paper that examines the effect of the Great Depression on American comedy. Discussed are comedic radio programs of the era, as well as comedy motion pictures, and the purpose they served in providing a severely economically depressed America with a means of a temporary escape and relief from the hard times wrought by the Depression. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: LCcomedy.doc

Communication and Disputes in Cyberspace
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This 10 page paper considers how disputes and misunderstandings can occur in cyberspace as a result of the style of the communication medium and the way the communication is interpreted. The paper also looks at how and where he disputes may be resolved and where the distance and detachment of cyberspace is an advantage or a disadvantage. The bibliography cites 18 sources.
Filename: TEcybercom.rtf

Communication and the Communications Professional
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The role of a communications profession, whether in marketing, journalism or PR, is to communicate a set message so that it is understood b the target audience. This 3 page paper considers how professional communicators can undertake this task and why it is important they understand how the audience will receive the message. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
Filename: TEcomprof2.rtf

Communication, Tourism and the Media
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This 11 page paper considers the way that the media may influence the audience that some issues are important whilst others are extraneous. The writer examines this in the context of the reports following the events of September the 11th when the Twin Towers of the World Trade Building were destroyed. The writer considers the way that the media reported on terrorism after the event and how this may be interpreted in a balance manner. The bibliography cites 6 sources.
Filename: TEcomter.wps

Communication: Gramsci's Hegemony
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7 pages in length. Outlets of mass media are nothing if not powerful. Its hegemonic nature affords significant influence over the general public as well as virtually every institution in the nation, a level of control that not even the president of the United States can claim. The extent to which Gramsci's theory of hegemony explicates the power inherent to mass media is both grand and far-reaching; that every form of media can readily influence those they inform speaks to the level of ideological control and authority they inherently possess. This does not make them infallible, however, when it comes to the ethical tenets of their collective power, inasmuch as the hegemonic influence of information they dispense is, in the eyes of Marxist theory, often the product of coercion, agenda or ulterior motive. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: TLCgramsci.rtf

Communications Professionals
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This 4 page paper explores the role of the communications professional, looking at the different tasks and factors that any communications professional will have to consider when undertaking their job. The paper considers this specifically from the perspective of a professional, such as a journalist, market or PR working in the UAE, but the theory is applicable to all processionals in all countries. The bibliography cites 4 sources.
Filename: TEcomprofess.rtf

Comparing 2 Essays on Global Warming
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A 6 page paper comparing 2 essays. Ross Gelbspan (2004) and Andrew Simms (2005) each present argumentative essays that endeavor to persuade their readers, first of all, that global warming is real and dangerous to humanity as a whole and secondly, that this reality should prompt social change. Simms addresses a British readership; Gelbspan writes for an American audience, and their arguments draw on similar assumptions. However, their writing styles and approach to the topic are quite different. No additional sources cited. kh2rgas.rtfassumptions. However, their writing styles and approach to the topic are quite different. No additional sources cited.
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Comparing Libertarian Theory with Social Responsibility Theory
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This 14 page report discusses Libertarian and social responsibility theories that are inherent in the development and political mindset of people throughout the world. At its core, libertarian theory holds that the rights of the individual are predominant over all else. The doctrine of libertarianism stresses the right to self-ownership and, by extension, the right to private ownership of material resources and property. The theory of social responsibility, aside and apart from its obvious meanings in terms of both the individual’s obligation to the state and society’s obligations to the individual, addresses issues related to receiving information that best serves the needs and interests of the individual in order to assure that he or she is able to attain their maximum degree of personal freedom and satisfaction. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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