Media 's Goals For The Future

Mass media has experienced many major developments over the past hundred years. As the manner in which media is communicated to the world evolves a definite shift to American culture has occurred in the process. Mass media has undergone numerous changes in the way it is distributed to the general public, going from newspapers, to radio, to television, and now to the World Wide Web. American culture is so ingrained in technology, that distributing mass media in this format seems like a natural step in the evolutionary process of distribution.

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Mass media has experienced many major developments over the past hundred years. As the manner in which media is communicated to the world evolves a definite shift to American culture has occurred in the process. Mass media has undergone numerous changes in the way it is distributed to the general public, going from newspapers, to radio, to television, and now to the World Wide Web. American culture is so ingrained in technology, that distributing mass media in this format seems like a natural step in the evolutionary process of distribution.

The major developments in the evolution of mass media in the last century were newspapers, magazines, and radio. In the 1940’s these were the major developments that were used the most. This were where people got all information on media. Everyone always looked for the newspapers in the morning for information around their area about updates and media information that was needed or what interested them. It wasn’t until the 1950’s that television came into the big picture and people were able to get updates on the news, ad campaigns, celebrity gossip, world news updates became available. Television became the main source of resources for the mass media. In 1960’s the first satellite was released it allowed access to worldwide news. Satellites are still used today for information from NASA, and throughout worldwide for communication. Developments for mobile phones to computers to the internet. The process continues to increase and get faster every day. There is always new ways to improve, and the people who work on these are always trying to find the newest way of improvement. The growth of mass media continues to grow as centuries continue to get further and further into the future. New technology is always being evaluated and presented more than it has in the last century. The drive to get better, and faster is used by many. This is their mission for the future and in today’s world. People want to be informed on what is going on around

The world of media is a constant growing industry. Media can vary from word of mouth to most technological inventions. The basic forms are: internet, radio, newspapers and television. Media has helped advance society in all business fields. Media provides us with everything from entertainment to breaking news, from daily announcements to TV commercials or from political campaigns to wanted national information. Society is shown media while traveling in transportation services, in educational rooms or offices, or even while driving from location to location. Thesis Statement.

Studying different theoretical, strategical and creative aspects of the media and communication field, Professional Practice course gave me an opportunity to explore all the above aspects in real and practical life via Internship. Therefore, in order to fulfill the requirements of the Professional Practice course of RMIT University, I was fortunate to get an opportunity to intern as the marketing and the communication strategist for a start-up company called ‘BizBuddyHub’ (BBH). A hosted community coworking space that has laid its foundation with a strong vision and a strong mission and is currently looking ahead to create a strong marketing strategy and plan to engage with the existing members and also boost its reach to

Uttara (2016) defines mass media as a communication medium which used to interact or communicate with large amount of citizens of different languages. People receive different messages through communication devices every day, such as TV, newspapers, and magazines. People received pictorial massages in the past. Nowadays, those devices become high-technology media. One thing that all of us agree upon, is that media become an inseparable element of our life. Media is an effective tool to disseminate information, market, advertise, and communicate. It was a double-edged sword since there are both positive and negative influences of the mass media.

In the last century there have been many developments in the evolution of mass media. From the first radio commercial to invention of the television and then the use of Facebook, our mass media landscape has changed drastically in the last hundred years. In its day the radio was a major jump in mass communication. Messages were able to be delivered to many people very rapidly. Families’ even rushed home to make sure that they didn’t miss a program so that they didn’t miss what was happening in the world. When the television came along people could not believe how far we had come in just a few years. Now we could view the people that we had been listening to for the last decade. Over time the picture resolution got better stations expanded and we had access to many different forms of broadcasting up to present day when we can record our favorite programs and watch them later. Computers were later released which brought along the internet and different forms of mass media communication. And recently within the last 20 years we’ve had the release of the

Media plays a big role in society these days. Whether it be letting society know what is going on the in the world today or something as simple as updates on current life on social media. The media's role in society not only delivers information of the world but also brings people together through common interests or general talks. In Brian Knappenberger's documentary: Nobody Speak: Trials of Free Press it is seen how media effect lives and how there is a much stronger meaning to what media stands for in society and why media needs to take its stand when it comes to people who want to devour them.

Media is the main means of mass communication (broadcasting, newspapers and the internet), regarded collectively. In today’s society, the media informs, educates, and entertains the people. People rely on media to be informed about social, economic and political aspects in our country and in other countries as well. Therefore, it is critical for any form of media to be as accurate as possible. Media has an enormous influence both on people and politics, since it shapes public opinion, and its role becomes more powerful, especially during elections when political parties are sensitive in terms of how the media shows their public appearances.

Advertisements have become one of the most prevalent forms of art in the modern era; such that ad executives have become the artists of this new age. They paint the walls with thought-provoking and attention grabbing advertisements designed to steal the audience 's attention and sell them a product but more importantly a life style. Consumers’ numbness to words like best, better, or stronger has forced advertisements to evolve in a dynamic manner. Thus almost all streets and TV screens are painted with streaks of Aristotle’s ethos, pathos, and logos. These weapon of persuasion were forged centuries ago, but because there potency is still effective they are still in use today. Hardee’s (Carl’s Jr.), is one company that does this well. They use ads that capitalize on the sexuality of women and invoke a sense of patriotism. A specific example of this is their The All-American Thick Burger ad. By capitalizing on sexuality and patriotism, the ad outlines its target audience as young, red blooded, ‘Merican men. The ad uses strong pathos, powerful ethos, and limited logos in order to effectively sell the Thickburger to the above specified audience

All across the globe, media is seen everywhere. Billboards, magazines, television, the Internet, newspapers; it’s everywhere! Every day, each individual is exposed to some sort of media. It has now become an integral part of each individual’s life. Media is the main source of mass communication; whether through television, radio, newspapers, and/or the Internet. Prior to the 19th Century, letters, smoke signals, telegrams and carrier pigeons were the common ways of communications. Whereas now, media has managed to secure the attention of people of all age groups and genders and has provided them with several effective means of communication and has influenced many aspects of their lives. For instance, from influencing consumer needs and decisions via advertisements to providing feasibility in daily communication to eliminating any unnecessary upfront interaction, the media is every where and is ineluctable.

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Media and society have always gone hand and hand. We as a society rely heavily on the news and the information it provides, the weather, current events, political news, entertainment, the list goes on and on, but how much of the media can we believe? Is the media truly operating at an ethically? This paper will look at this issue by examining media responsibility through the ethical theories and perspectives utilitarianism, and virtue ethics.