Karla Lazala

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

@magna37880208 I agree, seeing this heavy tension unfold left me feeling the same. The cameras angles were also something very strategic that in it self revealed more about each character.

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

@vale25611 I also noticed something similar! The extreme heat symbolized rising tensions.

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

hate aligns with the message of the movie, the back and forth between two opposing forces. In addition, Lee uses extreme heat to represent the racial tension in the neighborhood.

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

#Media1801D02 
After watching Do The Right Thing, I felt anger and frustration about the reality of the movie. It is something that a lot of people have experienced. The fact that this issue is still happening 33 years after the movie was made. Spike Lee used imagery throughout

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

the movie to portray many different messages. One that stood out was the image of Radio Raheem showing his love and hate rings to the camera, the way that the camera shifts and Raheem looks larger on camera shows that he is an important character and that the message of love and

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

@ElizabethC72134 I can see your point, the communications Act of 1934 does prevent this and it would be difficult for the government to keep up with this.

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

@magna37880208 I agree, restriction prevents growth so we wouldn’t grow as a society having the freedom to discuss problems with people all over the world can cause change and growth in our society.

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

because content is perfectly crafted by people who already work for the government. (3/3)

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

#Media1801D02 The FCC should not regulate the Internet the same way it regulates network television because that would limit freedom of speech. The internet and social networks allow people to create communities and connect with others in other parts of the world, (1/3)

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

it would be like regulating a conversation. It would also be more difficult for the government to regulate content because of the speed at which content is coming onto the internet, there are so many people creating which is different from television (2/3)

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

@SanjidaK05 I agree, this advertisement targets animal lovers. I would even say it’s targeted towards young adults just moving out of their homes and making their own families, reaching for that sentimental growing up experience.

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

@mark_li20 I see this advertisement everywhere. I agree, this is targeted towards high school students also specifically students who might be lower income or looking to not get in debt with the college education.

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

#Media1801D02 The target audience of this advertisement are Taylor Swift fans and supporters. Since when entering the contest you have a chance of winning Swift merch.

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

@I_like_frogmoji I can definitely see your point, childhood has changed for the new generations but in a different way. Kids today bond over video games and TV shows

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

@kurrent14 I agree! Cable has fostered our sense of community it gave people more entertainment to share together.

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

the time, giving people something in common to talk about next the day. Before Netflix all remember is watching telenovelas with my family a
t 8:00pm every night.

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

#media1801D02 Cable has not disrupted peoples sense of community because people built more community with the creation of cable. Families everywhere ward sit around a TV every night and Watch shows to reconnect, for the first time in history people were able to connect with new

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

shared interest, it started new cultures, communities, and shared interest. Traditional broadcast television systems were definitely more conducive to drawing bonds with people in your life because everything would play at certain times so everyone would watch the same thing at

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

@SanjidaK05 I can see your point, everyone’s free to shared their ideas but it comes with a risk because people could be lying or sharing negative ideas. It is the users choice to believe or keep sharing these ideas.

[Karla Lazala @karla_lazala]

@DenisseMar35985 I agree, social media allows for more self expression and more ideas to be shared but it sharing your ideas also has its own risk.