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Is the media too powerful?
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AS General Studies - Timed Essay David Dean Is the media too powerful? Exposure to the media is a constant event. It begins as soon as the radio or televisions are turned on, or as soon as a newspaper or magazines are opened. The television, radio, newspaper and magazines are all ready to give us their spin on the top stories of the day. Some try to give us facts, with as little of their input and thoughts as possible. While others work only on rumours, or give us facts but slanted to their way of thinking. The media contributes to public opinion and provides understanding of the news. The media entertains us, watches government and social institutions, and gives the public information for debate and discussion about local and international affairs. There is a need to get accurate information that is unbiased. The media needs to be held accountable and not hide behind...
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