Curtis Calhoun

[Curtis Calhoun @Comm479Curtis]

@YouthMedia479 by encouraging positive choices rather than negative. I feel that a majority of ads sometimes promote negative associations.

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@YouthMedia479 commercials create thoughts about the product. I definitely felt more inclined to eat candy because of the commercials.

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@SydneyAnne2 @YouthMedia479 do you believe there's such a thing as experience with media negatively impacting your life?

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@aliya_lewis @YouthMedia479 why is that so? what's your reasoning for limiting media in your life?

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@YouthMedia479 media has changed the way I look at the world. I want to be a reporter, and this field has enhanced my understanding.

[Curtis Calhoun @Comm479Curtis]

@YouthMedia479 generations define what the media truly means to society. Our current generation is enhanced in social media every day.

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@YouthMedia479 ultimately, experience enhances the way that the viewer uses the media and to what extent. Similar to learning another action

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@YouthMedia479 surprise: TV use isn't as prominent today as it was 20 years ago. Mobile media has taken over. More convenient for youth.

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@YouthMedia479 it's only expanded over the past 6 years. Social media has became the leading entertainment medium. Impacted multitasking.

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@YouthMedia479 @ChannelOneNews pros: children are able to learn something from it, remember things easily. Cons: The ads are more important.

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@YouthMedia479 no specific difference. Garners the attention of the viewer but at the same time hard to tell what the specific intention is.

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@YouthMedia479 they paid more attention to the advertisements, but in a sense they became more able to accomplish an intended direction.

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@YouthMedia479 I believe that Channel One is primarily focused towards an audience of middle schoolers. Specifically grades seven and eight.