The Media and the Uneducated Masses

Media and educated people Media freedom is the most important in the United States and countries with favorable or democratic governments. But many analysts believe that the freedom given to the media will give them the power to abuse them and influence the public's power. These critics oppose the government's "more fair" attitude toward the media. However, on the other side of the table, some people think that there is a possibility that control over the freedom to provide media can not be controlled because it is the media that influences the media and dominates power.

A lazy, uneducated, helpless mass who can not control the way the media hits ideas. Many scientists believe that "People are more likely to form erroneous impressions by watching many TVs." The violent world that was done on television may give the impression like a world of evil. "The viewer of many television programs is highly likely to make a terrible view of the world," according to research results. Television can build children's knowledge and destroy children's knowledge. The work quotes Anderson, Daniel R. and Rid Larson. Television viewing in early childhood and behavior review of young people Boston, Massachusetts: Blackwell Press, 2001. Gunter, Barry and Jill L. McCalle. Children and television second edition London

In the late 20th century, mass media was divided into eight major media industries, books, the Internet, magazines, movies, newspapers, radio, recording and television. The explosive growth of digital communication technology from the second half of the 20th century to the beginning of the 21st century highlighted the following questions. For example, computer games (such as MMORPG) and video games are controversial whether cell phones are included in the definition. In the 2000s, the classification "7 media" became popular. In order,