Question

During the Spanish-American War, the media took on a significant role in swaying public opinion. “Yellow journalism,” or sensationalist journalism, focused on exaggerations and manipulations of events in order to shock readers. Have you ever seen examples of sensationalist journalism in the newspapers or news programs that you watch? Many media experts have commented that the news has been blended with entertainment in recent years. Should the news be entertaining or merely informative? Do you think journalists should attempt to influence readers in order to affect political decisions?

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what lesson and what history? 9,10,11,12?

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i can help if you are in history 10a

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Unit 8 Journal Entry: The Role of the Media

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what history? united states history 10a?

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American history aai

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your in american history sorry i cant help i can help with united states history 10a

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can u at least help with this problem

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um...this is ethier a discussion or ans essay im not very good at essays ill give you my best answer to this question ok? just to let you know you might get wrong so....

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Should the news be entertaining or merely informative? The news should im my option be entertaining and informative it should be something that keeps your interest so you keep watching.

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its probbly better than what I would of got myself

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Do you think journalists should attempt to influence readers in order to affect political decisions? I think that if they know what they are talking about and actually give the facts that are true then maybe but the journalist shouldnt tell people that lets say it is an election the jorunalists shouldnt say you should vote for him. He should just say what the facts afre about the two election Candidates. Hope this helps and it is always nice to give medals :D