#massmedia

[palmiz]

Scusate se sono morto anch'io...

Madonna che silenzio che c'è per me in tv oggi....!

Se vi ho regalato un sorriso nella mia vita condividete, se non vi ricordate di me, pazienza, forse sarà stata "Tutta colpa del Paradiso.

Ipocrisie italiche, nel frattempo, funerali di stato e 3 giorni di lutto nazionale per un politico condannato, plurinquisito in odore di mafia etc etc...

[capitaletele]

Hellooo do you have anything with eye/eyes?

Ohhhh yes! Of course! 👁️

There are lots of eyes everywhere, such as:

Sadia had rolled her eyes. “No one cares what you say. Just get your face in the same frame as hers, they’ll run that shit on a loop for days.” (X times Johnny kissed Cristal)

and

She’d told Johnny as much, when he’d told her what had happened, that first night: Fine, have your fun, but keep your eye on the ball. (Sadia voyeurism)

and

Her eyes finds the place where Sadia's long nails are digging into Johnny's pale thighs, and stay glued there. (Threesome)

But also! This is the last "active" WIP I have, and it's actually a collab with my dear co-writer Massmedia, and it is a PIRATES AU!!

It took her months, even after making the transition from hostage to crew member, to finally dare act on the impulse. Months of feeling something grow soft inside her ribcage at the way the Captain – Johnny – treated his crew, and something else sharpen when he came back covered in blood with a gleam in his eyes. Months of looking at him from the corner of her eye and catching him looking away in a hurry; of their hands inching closer on the ship’s taffrail, of sword fighting lessons that brought them within inches of each other, sweaty and panting, before he darted away with a guilty look on his face. 

AHOY!! 🌊⛵

(Ask game)

[indigochild1958]

#matrix #escapethematrix #programming #mindcontrol #newworldorder #hiddenagenda #massmedia #controlthemasses #nsa #illuminati #masshypnosis https://www.instagram.com/p/CgLUhttOW9N/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[daimonclub]

News, facts and opinions

News, facts and opinions News, facts and opinions. Some considerations on the press, the media, journalists and communication in general, with various aphorisms on the subject. What if culture itself was nothing more than a stop, a pause, a respite, in the pursuit of barbarism? Slavoj Žižek The closer to the truth, the better the lie, and the truth itself, when it can be used, is the best lie. Isaac Asimov Newspapers have approximately the same relationship with life that fortune tellers have with metaphysics. Karl Kraus Newspapers not only describe the stupidity of reality, but also contribute to fueling it. Carl William Brown You read newspapers the same way you love: with a blindfold on. There is no attempt to understand the facts. You listen to the sweet words of the editor in chief as you listen to the words of your lover. Marcel Proust It is dangerous to be right in matters where established men are wrong. Voltaire Better to make the news than to receive it; better to be an actor than a critic. Winston Churchill The further away a catastrophe or accident occurs, the higher the number of deaths and injuries must be for it to be newsworthy. Arthur Bloch, Fuller's Law of Journalism Dispatch. Detailed account of all the massacres, violence and other repellent acts committed throughout the world, disseminated daily by news agencies for the edification and progress of humanity. Ambrose Bierce It is absolutely not true that the profession of a writer is a noble job, just look at certain journalists. Carl William Brown Newspaper editor. Person who combines the judicial functions of Minos, Rhadamanthus and Aeacus; one who can be appeased with a modest offering; virtuous and very strict censor but so charitable that he always manages to tolerate the virtues of others and his own personal vices; he hurls thunder and lightning and warnings around him until he looks more like a roll of firecrackers tied to a dog's tail; and shortly after perhaps he sings a sweet and melodious ballad, like the lament of a donkey addressing his prayer to the evening star. Ambrose Bierce

News and mass media Foundation. All the news is devoid of it. Gustave Flaubert By printing a news story in big letters, people think it is indisputably true. Jorge Luis Borges It's incredible how, every day, news always happens exactly enough to fill a newspaper. Daniele Luttazzi How is the world governed and how do wars start? Diplomats tell lies to journalists and then believe what they read. Karl Kraus Journalists, sycophants of the powerful, are nothing more than empty heads perpetually busy reporting stupidity and fomenting it. Carl William Brown What is the difference between literature and journalism? Oh! Journalism is unreadable and literature is not read. Oscar Wilde The managers, the sycophants, the lackeys, change places, parties, companies, newspapers, television, but they never change their minds, they always remain subservient to power. Carl William Brown Plague of the homeland is journalism that accepts news without examining it, even if it doesn't invent it. Cesare Cantù Journalism is great. Is not a skilled newspaper editor the ruler of the world, being one of those who persuade him? Thomas Carlyle There are two jobs that can be done with little experience. One is prostitution, the other is journalism. Too often they become the same thing. Howard Cosell Journalists are impervious to everything. They arrive on the hot corpse, on the match, at the theater, on the earthquake village and they already have the piece incorporated. The world collapses beneath their feet, sinks in front of their notebooks and for them everything is interchangeable manure to be translated into a pre-packaged pulsation of bullshit on the keyboard. Cynical? No frigid people. Carmelo Bene

News on Internet There are some mediocre journalists who persist in saying that the internet is a medium in which sceptical, cynical and nihilistic characters rage, but perhaps these swaggerers don't know that cynicism, skepticism and nihilism have been very respectable philosophical currents since ancient times that are also useful to oppose every form of power, including that of his sycophants. Carl William Brown Lord of the Mysteries and of the Law, hoisted on the high throne of Thought and suffused in his face by the splendors of the Transfiguration, legs crossed and a smile under his moustache, the Director pours his will on the newspaper and then cuts it into strips and pieces of the length desired. From time to time, from the depths of the altar, comes the voice of the Chief demanding twelve inches of humor and six lines of religious meditation, or commanding to eliminate wisdom and cook up a little pathos. Ambrose Bierce Something is always happening in the world, and these episodes accumulate over time, thus fueling the history of our planet. Telling what happens under the sun is one of the favorite activities of the media and journalists, but not only. The relationship that is established between facts and opinions is essential and should be well defined, but this does not always happen, also because the work of "chroniquers" is contaminated by those who are usually called "literati" in the broad sense. However, facts should be distinguished from opinions unambiguously. Facts are objective events or situations that can be verified, while opinions are personal assessments or subjective interpretations of those events. So those who report what happens should strive to report the facts objectively, without distortion or prejudice. This means presenting all relevant perspectives fairly and accurately. However, when opinions are presented, they should be clearly labeled as such. For example, columnist commentary should be distinguished from factual news reporting. While it is important to present diverse opinions, journalists should seek to balance these opinions with relevant context and factual information. This helps the audience better understand the full picture of the situation being reported. Journalists should also be transparent about the sources of opinions and the potential interests of opinion bearers. This helps the audience to critically evaluate the opinions presented. In summary, the proper relationship between facts and opinions in journalism involves the objective presentation of facts, the clear distinction between facts and opinions, and the balancing of opinions with context and transparency regarding the sources of opinions.

Magazines and pizza “Mass hysteria is not a phenomenon that occurs only in humans, but can be observed in any gregarious species. A herd of elephants, at the sight of an airplane, was seized by a crazy collective terror. Every single elephant was terrified and its terror was communicated to the others, creating a vast multiplication of panic. However, since there were no journalists among them, the panic died down when the plane disappeared into the sky." This little story created by Bertrand Russell is nothing more than a nice metaphor of the great amplification power enjoyed by the press and more generally by the entire media world. After all, journalists, as our great philosopher claimed, are nothing more than the sycophants of power, in practice they are nothing more than the amplifiers of the bullies on duty. Newspapers, the press, publishers and the media in general are however a fundamental means for studying the stupidity of the world and of those who tell it, most of the time trying to camouflage it under false and moralistic guises. This therefore is the real crux of the matter according to C.W. Brown and according to his teacher K. Kraus who was the first to understand and fight against this enormous and funny contemporary monster. In fact, in a completely commodified world, it is not always easy to distinguish between various professions such as politics, religion, the press, prostitution, crime, business, corruption and it is precisely for this reason that all those attempts at criticism and of denunciation of the stupidity of power are more necessary than ever. The important thing therefore is precisely to maintain a strong critical spirit, extremely independent and animated by a lucid and ruthless self-irony, in such a way as to try to eradicate the numerous defects that have always animated this universe. That is why the examples of K. Kraus with his magazine Die Fackel first and the production of our C.W. Brown on the Internet then shows us how even those who are directly involved with the world of print media, culture, publishing and education can and must in any case cultivate a bitter and ruthless sense of humor and extremely critical and provocative. Therefore in the articles that we will dedicate to the press, to journalists and to the news in general we will do nothing but report aphorisms, jokes, excerpts of news or quotes and anecdotes derived precisely from the world of the mass media and information in general with any criticisms that this material will stimulate us to produce.

Woman reading a newspaper We will thus achieve the multiple aim of criticizing on the one hand the absurdity and stupidity of the contemporary world and of those who represent it and on the other of entertaining and criticizing by instructing the various audiences who will be willing to follow us and encourage us in our difficult and arduous undertaking. For those who would like to delve deeper into the discussion, I recommend taking a trip to the News pages of our blogs where you will certainly find interesting material for all your activities! After all, nowadays it is not possible to provide information without taking into account what happens on the internet: real-time news, continuous updates, in-depth analysis, interactivity with readers, multimedia content, are concepts and behaviors now assimilated by journalists and the new audience of users that was formed with the web. All this is certainly not a passing phenomenon, but an integral part of an irreversible process in the world of communication. And finally, I invite you to meditate and reflect on one of the quotes reported at the beginning of this post, also because it sheds a disturbing light on the world of Fake News, falsehood and hypocrisy, characteristics that have long been well-rooted in our societies, here it is: “The closer to the truth, the better the lie, and the truth itself, when it can be used, is the best lie. Isaac Asimov." For a complete guide on the topic you can visit: News and events | The World of English (english-culture.com) World news links and resources: News, media, events, press links The rise of Journalism, old and new press Media in the United Kingdom of the World Interesting articles to read. Summaries and links Pressreader Newspapers & magazines Radio liberty free Europe World news links and resources Read the full article

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[because--palestine]

Palestine "Death Over Indignity"

Mohammed El-Kurd on the media’s complicity in genocide

Palestinians have been facing challenges of censure, eraser, being misconstrued, being misinterpreted willfully, their words taken out of context, being vilified. The recent months the approach has been much more unabashed and unapologetic because the whole framework is racist. This phenomenon that Palestinian words are misconstrued or placed out of context is not by chance, it is by design, and it's meant ultimately to distract from tangible systemic institutional violence taking place on the ground.

There is right now in Palestine a soldier berating someone, a soldier beating someone, a soldier most likely shooting at someone, there are bombs being dropped over the heads of Palestinians and yet the conversations in the west are largely steered by abstractions and hypotheticals about words and language.

We must refuse to engage in these kinds of discursive loops that are meant to distract from the bombs being dropped, from the occupation being financed, from the literal genocide taking place against our people.

The facts on the ground are so clear, the asymmetry of power is so staggering. It simply cannot be misunderstood. So to fabricate nuance, to create layers that do not exist in reality, it's not just spinelessness, it's complicity.

Now is the time to refuse passive voice, war crime denialism, fact omission. Now is the time to disrupt racism. Now is the time to become a whistleblower. This is the time for transformation.

[mikotech-agency]

Mass media là gì? Tìm hiểu các chức năng và cơ hội việc làm

Mass media có chức năng chính là cung cấp thông tin, giáo dục và giải trí cho công chúng, đóng vai trò quan trọng trong việc xây dựng ý thức cộng đồng và thúc đẩy văn hóa đại chúng.

Vậy Mass media là gì? Mass media có liên quan đến social media không? Lợi ích và chức năng của mass media là gì? Cùng Miko Tech theo dõi ngay bài viết dưới đây để được giải đáp thắc mắc nhé!

[saracausey1]

We can’t forget corporate-controlled media in the revolving door. Corpo America ➡️ Capitol Hill ➡️ media outlets ➡️ Wall Street ↩️ and back around again. Lather, rinse, repeat.

[bruvu]

"mass media, the mother tongue of the twentieth century"

By Jackson Arn

October 2, 2023

[dimagazine2020]

#ValerianaMariani #DonnaImpresa #DiMagazine #TopWomen #Specialwomen #AwardInternational #Sociologa #EspertaInComunicazione #MassMedia #PoliticheDiWelfare #Prevenzione #Contrasto #ViolenzaDiGenere #LottaagliStereotipi #ServizioPoliticheSociali #IntegrazioneSociale #Contrastoallapovertà; #InternationalAffaireProfessional #Knowledge #Visionary #StrategieAziendaliInternazionali #senatorenormanacademy

[palmiz]

Questo fumetto mi è costato un ban da fb, va che strano...

[ladookhotnikov]

Mass Media vs. AI

Hi all! While the world media is circulating the news about the local victory of the crypto industry over the SEC (I'm talking about the Grayscale decision regarding the Bitcoin-ETF), media companies continue to fight ... with artificial intelligence.

The fact is that many information resources, including The New York Times, Reuters, CNN, blocked their sites, restricting access to the content for the GPTBot scanner. It was launched on August 8 this year to optimize the new ChatGPT models by indexing content from websites.

AI developers have already begun to receive copyright infringement lawsuits: in July Google was sued over a new privacy policy for collecting data using AI, around the same time several American authors, led by writer Sarah Silverman, filed a lawsuit against OpenAI for copyright infringement.

Michael Miller, CEO of News Corp Australia media company, was the first to voice the problem saying in April that companies launching AI scans should pay for the content they consume.

I wonder what the court will decide? On the one hand, if you publish news on the Internet without requiring readers to pay for it, why can't it be used to test new models of neural networks?

Or, for example, you wrote a book and received a fee from the publisher, it becomes publicly available and it's not your business how a particular user will use it. Even when it comes to education: after all, at school or university we studied according to some textbooks and did not pay the authors for each page they read.

On the other hand, we are talking about the use of content to form new language models: style, presentation, text structure which may be unique for a particular author.

In general, with the development of AI language models the struggle for content has significantly intensified and it seems to me that it will continue for a very long time. 

[teaminterval]

"The truth will always be a powerful force. On World Press Freedom Day, let's recognize the important role of a free and independent press in upholding it." . @teaminterval

[biglisbonnews]

Your chart: A body of information In the past few years in the US, the transition to digital medical data records has made access to one’s own medical history both easier and, somehow, harder. Your test results are a couple of clicks away—if you remember what site or app they’re on, and how to log in. And the system is so complicated and regulated…Read more... https://qz.com/mychart-electronic-medical-records-health-1850234813

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[varadaigcse]

What is Contemporary Art?

I started an online course by MoMA on Modern Art and Ideas when I was doing my A level in Art and Design. This consisted of a 4-part specialization. After completing the first part of the course - Modern Arts and Ideas, I began the second that was "Seeing through Photographs".

I will be attempting its final exam this week, hence I already began the 3rd part today which is "What is Contemporary Art". As I have not mentioned about the progress of the course previously, I will directly begin from the Contemporary Art part and gradually share my learnings from the same.

Even before the widespread use of personal computers and the growth of the internet, the media environment of the late 1970s and 1980s was already saturated. For many artists then and now, the increasing overload of television, movies, music videos, news, and magazines prompt questions about how images shape our perceptions of ourselves and our experiences of the world. This week, you’ll meet artists, architects, and designers who have embraced and critiqued our image-saturated world, from the 1980s to today.

The first Reading was on Arthur Jafa. Long before he established his career as a cinematographer and filmmaker, he was poring over magazines and newspapers, cutting out images and recombining them into photobooks.

I learnt that for decades, Arthur Jafa clipped photographs from magazines, newspapers, and advertisements and organized them in notebooks, some of which served as references for his filmmaking and cinematography work. In recent years, he has migrated this practice over to his computer. APEX is a file of digital images that he has presented in different forms, including as a grid on a panel and as a fast-paced video.

I will continue with "Three approaches to appropriation" in the coming week.