mass media

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mass media

Tough guise

violence, media, and the crisis in masculinity
Host Jackson Katz takes an in-depth look at how images of popular culture have effected the definition of masculinity in American society.

Encyclopedia of media and propaganda in wartime America

Examines how wartime news has been interpreted and reported in the United States and the effects of those reports on the public, discussing major events between 1675 and 2010, and describing the relationship between the press and the US military.

Technology

Readers will learn about ancient, medieval, and modern technology.

The individual and society

Humans are social animals who interact with each other. Psychologists have examined how people process information of a social nature.

Electronics

Provides an overview of new technology in the making of electronics.

Communication

From satellites to the internet, Communication explores the basic science concepts behind the way we send and process information.

Share it

using digital tools and media
Introduces young readers to different types of digital tools and media that can be helpful during the research process, and how to make critical decisions when sharing digital information with others.

Media consolidation

"Over the past decade, the number of companies that control American media has shrunken significantly. This has resulted in a number of broadcast news media, television channels, streaming sites, print media, social media sites, and search engines being owned by the same companies in a process known as media cross-ownership. Some argue that this process is an essential aspect of adapting to the changing media landscape and enabling media sources to survive, while others assert that media consolidation has a harmful impact on consumers and poses a threat to democracy. The expert viewpoints in this title will look at opposing perspectives on this issue to help students form their own opinions on the role media consolidation plays in . . . society"--Provided by publisher.

Celebrity culture

"We have entered a time when celebrities are so valued that they are more respected and powerful than anyone else. It began with movie and sports stars, but now as a result of the preponderance of reality shows that vault virtual nobodies into lives of immense wealth and clout, celebrity has been democratized. YouTube stars and Instagram influencers are the latest to rise to celebrity status, and they have more power than many of us know. This curation of perspectives explores the advantages to celebrity, how advances in media technology have impacted fame, and the dangers inherent in a rising celebrity culture"--Provided by publisher.

Violence as entertainment

why aggression sells
Discusses how violence in media, such as, TV shows, movies, comics, video games, and advertising, influences watchers.

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