We Are Not What Media Says

Media is an important part of our lives. Indeed, it shapes the way we see other races. Minorities such as Hispanic, African-American, Native American, Asian, etc. have been distorted by the media. Media has a great influence on race, and by proposing a racial stereotype, media suggests that the way specific to actions of a specific race shapes the view of society and often see themselves I will tell it. We tend to believe what the media is saying about us and other races without doubt as to how it is.

The truth is that the most important and important things the media (especially the news media) did not reach the goal of most people - they are accustomed to reaching the right people. As humans exist, we do not satisfy consumer machines. Saving the media industry, or at least a part worth saving is not to program algorithms and new things, but to start making real things for people. Attractive sounds and stories, genuine original talent, practical service, new ideas to entertain audiences, brands with meaning and pressure, these are important in the next media age. Think of your platform as a real platform, not a delivery method. Please know that you are not alone. Think of your business as headline and text copy business, not product and storytelling business. Think of your audience as limited and build a sustainable business model around these audiences - it will be important

Serra said that television (1973) is the only form of mass media meaning "able to spread the mass media masses". Of course, this is not what we normally think. When we think about "mass media", we imagine the form of media that can cover millions of people. A person who provides information and entertainment to millions of people. According to Sera, however, it is simple.