In order to determine the topic of one of these speeches, one can examine their titles because they generally offer viewers a comprehensive idea of the speaker’s thesis and main ideas. Characteristically, the speaker offers his audience subject matter either that no one has previously contemplated or that may seem obvious at first, though most people have never actually considered it. In “Listen and Learn,” Nathan Heller points out that much of the subject matter covered within TED conferences involves “world-changing ideas” (69). World-changing topics describe something the viewers frequently encounter or are able to foresee impacting them on a significant level in their lives. Considering the title of Anderson’s talk, “How Web Video Powers Global Innovation,” it becomes evident that web video, something the vast majority of people encounter multiple times per day, is something that creates a clear impact in lives around the world.
In his article "Netflix’s Plan to Rule the World" published in The New York Times, Farhad Manjoo describes how Netflix is changing the way we consume media and how it is using a strategy of open-border digital cosmopolitanism to gain viewers all over the world. The author argues that this strategy is fundamentally different from the one adopted by other companies that aim to sell American ideas to a foreign audience, as Netflix's goal is to sell international ideas to a global audience. Manjoo supports his argument by discussing the diverse and eclectic tastes of Netflix's viewers and the incentives created by the company's subscription-based business model. He also gives examples of some of the most watched and culturally significant productions
The term oikonomia is defined as the law of the house. The economist is the person who will take on the job to create the laws of the house. As we see today, our economy is a massive makeup of various ways to manage our society. Whether managed properly or mismanaged, the economist influences their economy strongly. Economy in general can function in many different ways, as we see in the literature works, “Gimpel The Fool”, “Where Are You Going?
Breadwinner, the word that told thousands of women in the early 20th century that their roles were limited to meal preparation and housework because only men were deemed capable of achieving success and earning a steady income. The early 20th century was characterized by the Roaring Twenties, which was a period of dramatic social, economic, and political change. This period of mass consumerism was also characterized by many other factors such as the Jazz Age, prohibition, the Great Depression, and later WWI. Although this was a period of change, a group of individuals who didn’t see much change in their favor were women. Therefore, in the early 20th century, women were seen as secondary to men and had little to no freedom because of their inability
To some it may not make sense to share something private with so many people around the world, but that just goes to show that the atmosphere created by viewers for these YouTubers is very supportive and positive. YouTube is not just about posting or watching a video anymore. YouTube is about interacting with your supporters subscribed to your
Tyler Oakley and Ricky Dillon, two comedians with millions of viewers on youtube. In Tyler Oakley's debut book Binge and Ricky Dillon´s debut book Follow Me. Both Binge and Follow Me, deal with struggles that they both had to overcome to become the stars they are today. In Binge by Tyler Oakley the author uses a lot of humor to tell his life stories. The book is about his life and how it was difficult for him to get through it.
Jordan Peele is the director and screenwriter of the horror thriller Get Out. The film was released on February 24, 2017. The movie is about a young successful African American man named Chris, who is dating a wealthy white woman, named Rose. He goes on a weekend trip with his girlfriend to meet her family and it turns out to be a nightmare. The film Get Out reveals the horror of liberal racism in America.
The main media’s used are social media and television which are the main focus of chapter 9. Shirky’s article “Why I Just Asked My Students To Put Their Laptops Away” begins to talk about a way that people investigate and draw conclusions about the intersection of technology and everyday life. While Elavia writes about how reality shows are viewer driven rather producer or network driven. One thing social media and television have in common is how much of an impact they have on today. Everywhere you look there are ‘perfect’ images being displayed representing unrealistic goals.
Julia's duplicate of the video is all of a sudden sent to everybody on her contact list and soon turns into a web sensation on the web. This article will discuss the assorted sorts of effects, what they mean and conviction frameworks and how they
In 1950, about 3.8 million American households had a television, as of December 2022, that number has skyrocketed to 122.4 million. We all know about tv, it sits in our living rooms and we watch every once in a while when an actual decent show comes on, but you may not know how influential television has been in our lives. Our social norms and the way we act have all been influenced by what we watch on the big screen. The people we watch in shows and movies become our role models and who we aspire to be. Throughout its years, television has been used as a platform of change and helps bring awareness to different issues.
One of the most popular topics of conversation right now is the 2016 presidential race. The two main candidates, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, are creating a radical divide in the nation. With this divide comes protests, attacks, violence, and hatred. Google Trends is a website that measures the trends in certain subjects on the internet. The main purpose in Google Trends is to show spikes and trends in certain topics but without any explanation for why these trends spike and at which rate they spike.
I believe that one other pro of the “youtube effect” is that just like Moises Naim stated in his article, When a video is posted to platforms such as Youtube, it gains more of a permanent presence with the help of bloggers and youtube enthusiasts as apposed to seeing something in the news that most people would end up forgetting about in a few days, Which brings me to the cons of the “Youtube effect”. In Naim’s article he talks about a downside to youtube and how with manipulation, it is harder to know what is real and what is not. I agree with that point because today, there are so many people that know how to photoshop and manipulate videos and photos
This rising generation does not have the patience to sit through the commercials on cable television. All of their entertainment is easily streamed through Netflix or YouTube. YouTube has become so massive and widespread that youth these days could, and will, spend an entire day watching 5-10 minute videos. Parents do not want their children having this much time watching a screen.
Racism, defined in moderation as prejudice or discrimination towards another race, deeming one’s own race as superior, is and has been a very hot topic in today’s society. Racism can range from anything to refusing service because of the color of skin, to blatantly killing an African American boy who’s walking down a street with an Arizona Tea and a pack of skittles. Living in a post-Obama administration, Americans believed that this country was finally a post-racist society. However, actions, both consciously and subconsciously, show otherwise. African Americans, or any person of color, have to constantly be on guard against racists acts.
You’ve watched more than 2 hours of TV, and you get ready for dinner. When you turn the TV off you suddenly get a shock of pain in your head, you ignore it, but when you stand up you feel dizzy. Then after all this, your eyes start itching so you use your hand and scrub your eyes, but the itch and the pain just doesn’t stop. Has this ever happen to you? Well, it happened to me lots of times.
