The Masses

The masses are a revolution. Socialist magazines existed between 1911 and 1917, during which they advertised feminism, Marxism, Freudism, socialism, syndicationism, anarchism. (The Art of the Masses, p. 3) There were lots of radical magazines in the 1910's, but the masses stood out. To be faithful to a particular school, this collaboration between Bohemian artists and writers creates powerful energy and distinctive voices. Unfortunately, their firm ideas can not last long in that country.

Our media has created masses. With the help of steam power presses, and with the emergence of mass production and mass marketing, we have sent a lot of wealth to the world. It will last very long (for us). However, the Internet killed the trout and business model of the mass media. We should stop trying to preserve what we know. This is the reason why all of us are in trouble. This may be heresy (although this is not my first heresy), this suggests that we need to start this fixed advertising process with School of Journalism. No, I am not saying that we will do this by teaching comprehensive mass marketing communications and other detectable behaviors of crafts and languages.

There was a time when the mass media broadcasted morning and evening news on the television. Most people (the public) receive news through these limited media channels. Then there is the Internet, which divides the model into millions of pieces and the public receives news from anyone exporting information for public consumption. Technically speaking, mass media refers to any information transmission that reaches a large number of people in a short period of time with a one-to-many communication process. It can also be said to be mass communication. The information to be transmitted may be the announcement of news, entertainment, advertisements or public services.

The game is an activity pursuing happiness. To evacuate from the mass media everyday after work is a subjective problem for people. The effect of the mass media is not to avoid the reality nor to tempt the public. Instead, it is seen as anti-anxiety and is seen as enjoyment of communication. George Gerberer tried to judge the influence of television on the audience's perception of the environment where they live and found that the dominant position of television produced a common world view and homogenized different cultures . As time goes on, the specific symbols, images, information, meanings become dominant and establish the cultural stereotypes, methods, systems of values ​​that are absorbed as truth