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Here is an article that some of the media��s in Japan is facing now. We could see there are differences that may occur between global media.
Japan’s Media: Facing Public Indifference More than Distrust https://t.co/kDPDoe64yl
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Totally crazy uploading this kind of video on YouTube. Most representative example of problems of media ethics.
https://t.co/pZ2qRoXAWX
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Good advertisement of advertising the company of BMW and trying to make people avoid from having accident to lose their human body parts that can't be taken over
by machine parts.
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I was looking for any PR problems after Webex and found this article back in 2018 which H&M advertised a hoodie with the phrase, “COOLEST MONKEY IN THE JUNGLE” by modeling it on an African-American kid. This was criticized as racism by some people.
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This article illustrates that Journalism is becoming more opinion-based and consist less of detailed content which made me think of the recent development of social media.
https://t.co/a0B8P9f8lL
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Looks like there are some ways used in VR not as a excitement such as games but to make us heal as a therapy which seems a new idea!
https://t.co/QL5MJKu7Va
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Great to hear the two companies made an agreement about the Spider-Man issue. I still can see Tom Holland acting Spider-Man by the Marvel movies!
https://t.co/vh0Z6j2NHr
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I think the decline of the CD sales is because of the recent development of music streaming service. And I think it this may continue because a lot of young generation use it and this will inherit to the next generation.
https://t.co/Si4wuCNQ2h
On Friday we had a first class of webex which was so unique to me and interesting. Taking discussions and listening to others opinions I noticed the importance of media literacy and this should be understood by young generations as young as possible. #comm31@CarpeTeachem