The Masses: Medias Vice Grip On Our Identities

When creating accounts on Facebook and other media, we are seeking larger loopholes. The influence of the media confines us to the world of inhuman social interaction. This unpersonalized world does not reflect our true feelings but it comes from us. Throughout the history, until the last ten years our experience has been softened or exceeded by media delegates. After deciding to enjoy photographs on Facebook and other social networking platforms, we started a journey with no pit feeling repeatedly, such as "Oh, Jenny loves cat tigers". "I think she likes her cat, I will continue to click on the button to express this feeling." Te

Since the advent of the mass media, the stories that make up our identity and the system have been mainly informed or controlled by a few people. Even in 2017, most of our global media is generated or distributed by platforms that are continuously managed by a small number of people who are not representative of our global population diversity. This history of mass media is closely related to the history of politics and economic imperialism. Historians frequently blame the success of European colonialism for military technology, but we must not lose sight of the ability to tell stories in conquest and control. The story can effectively provide participants with reasons and ideologies for implementing these strategies ("Native American History"; pp. 102-107 and 130-132)

Mass media is a tool commonly used in our society to communicate with the public. Mass media has many platforms. Today we have newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, and internet. Mass media also has a big impact on our social outlook, specific topics, education and entertainment.

Mass media directly influences contemporary culture. This is especially true in the United States where most mass media are being sent out. The emotions and attitudes of our society are influenced by information conveyed through the mass media channel. Mass media and advertising will influence our behavior, mentality, and value. We are in the place where mass media creates and reflects our culture - intermediate culture. Looking back on the history of our society, we are not always influenced by mass media. This is mainly because our current media saturation does not always exist. Television is the most popular mass media, not so important in the 1960s and 1970s. Even one of the fortunate families you have television, there are only three main channels. In addition, several public broadcasting and independent radio stations are in operation. Radio and TV programs in the 1960s were targeted to viewers with high moral value.