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The Elements of Journalism: What Newspeople Should Know
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The Media and Suicide: A Dangerous Relationship
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Why Books are Banned: Common Reasons for Censorship and Challenges of Reading Materials
In: Book Censorship
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Visual Communications Literacy Development: Understanding and Analyzing Images Used in Media Culture
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Plagiarism: Using Someone Else's Work and Calling it Your Own
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Agenda-Setting and Journalism: How the News Tells People What to Think About
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How to Evaluate a Website: Four Key Questions to Judge if Online Information is Reliable
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What is Information Literacy? Knowledge Skills for Communication, Technology, and More
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Project Censored Fights Newspaper Bias: Organization Reports the News That Didn’t Make the Headlines
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Good Media, Good Kids: A Four Component Model of Media Ethics Developed by Notre Dame
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How to Analyze the News: COPS Strategy Develops Literacy About What is Reported in the Media
In: Media Bias
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Media Watchdog Groups: A Brief Overview of the Organizations That Critique the Media
In: Media Watchdogs
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Television Shows and Society's Values: How Viewing Habits Influence Changing Norms
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Digital Literacy 2.0 and Media Collage: Integrating Multiple Forms of Sound, Graphics, and Images
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How Media Constructs Reality Television Shows: Do They Depict Real Life or Fiction?
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SuperBowl 2009 Commercials: The Best and the Worst of the 43rd GridIron Classic’s Advertising
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SuperBowl Advertising: Game Day Commercials Produce Big Benefits for Advertisers
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In: Copyright
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Internet Plagiarism in the Classroom: Research Papers, Term Papers, and Essays for Sale
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What is Cyberbullying? The Growing Threat of Electronic Bullying and Harassment
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How To Protect Kids From Cyberbullies: Keeping Teens and Tweens Safe From Online Dangers
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Health News Coverage in the U.S. Media: Newspapers, Network TV, Cable Television, Talk Shows, Online
By: Martha R. Gore
Reporting News With a Cell Phone: The Emergence of Citizen Journalism Through Handheld Media Devices
By: Suzanne Pitner
Decoding Text Messaging Lingo: A Beginner’s Guide to SMS Etiquette
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Power of Persuasion in Politics: How Politicians Evoke Emotions and Motivate People to Action
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Political Persuasion Techniques: How Politicians Get the Attention of the Public and Establish Trust
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What is Media Education? Learning to Evaluate Print and Electronic Communication
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What is Media Literacy? Key Concepts and Questions to Analyze Print & Electronic Messages
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Media Literacy Teaching Tips: Strategies for High School and College Level Media Studies Classes
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Advertising and Product Placement: From E.T. to Back to the Future to Reality TV, It's Everywhere
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In: Press Freedom
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Protecting Character & Reputation: Differentiating Fact vs Opinion
In: Press Freedom
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What is Media Criticism? How to Write Analysis Papers of Popular Culture and the News
Media Consolidation & Ownership: Pros and Cons of the Corporate Media System
Media Objectification of Women: A Definition and Consequences of Sexualized Female Representations
Minority Media Representations: Common Representations of Gays, African Americans, Other Minorities
Does Media Objectivity Exist? Factors that Make it Difficult for the Media to be Truly Objective
In: Media Bias
Theories of Violence in the Media: Desensitization, Cultivation Theory, and Other Concepts
Hegemony and Media Studies: Antonio Gramsci's Theory of the Hegemonic Media
Reverse Marketing Tactics: Why Corporations Are Telling Us We Don't Need Their Products
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Convenient Question Mark: When Punctuation Help Lessen Inflammatory Rhetoric
In: Media Bias
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9/11 Conspiracies: Americans are unsure about 9/11
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Internet Censorship: Debate Continues Over Google and YouTube's Effect on the Real World
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Questions of Trust at the BBC: Faked Contests and Alleged Institutional Bias
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Images of Mythical Pan in Film: Hercules, Narnia, and Pan’s Labyrinth
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Buyers Beware: The Cunning Craft of Advertisement
AT&T & BellSouth Merge: Media Merges Need to Stop
Ikea and Consumption: Mass Production and Consumers
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Effects of Television on Kids: How Much Media Viewing is Safe for Children?
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What is Mass Media? The Changing Role of Mass Communications and the Media Industries
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In: Media Bias
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Advertising Analysis Lesson Plan: Media Activities and Discussion Ideas to Promote Critical Thinking
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MySpace VS Facebook: Facebook's New Content Additions May Edge Out MySpace
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Media Studies Lesson Plan: Teach Students to Keep a Journal of Personal Media Consumption
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Newspaper Marketing Lesson Plan: Exploring the History and the Future of Print Newspapers
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The Extreme Makeover of Hillary: Bay Buchanan Implies Hillary Clinton Suffers From Mental Illness
In: Media Bias
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Radio Broadcasting Lesson Plan: A Lesson Exploring Broadcasting's Impact as a Medium
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Media Studies Definitions: Mass Media Terms and Concepts for Lessons and Discussion
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Marketing Advertising and Branding: A Critical Analysis of Commercial Advertising Strategies
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What is Media Literacy? And Why it's Necessary For Media Consumers to be Literate
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