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August 29, 2017

MIL PORTFOLIO by Dinapo, Biliran, Francisco, Audiencia, Sabejon, Limbaga is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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Effects of media in our everyday life (Sketch)

July 16, 2017

Aila Racel Dinapo The media holds the power to influence the people either positively or negatively, but we also have the control to influence the media itself. Andrea Limbaga Media is the best source to know the happenings of the world. It greatly affects my life because it gives influence in my thought, especially the social media that is a type of a new media. It influences me both positively and negatively. Michael Joseph Biliran Media has become a great part of our lives. The information’s passed down to us and we get knowledge. Being a person who always listen to radio every morning, my mood changes every time the radio broadcasters report something about topics whether optimistic or negative as hell. We don’t just get knowledge. We change our own perspectives about our country and the world from time to time. It’s what we call acceptance to change and media is one factor for that. Though as the intricate world of media led lots and lots of people to s

Media and Information Technologies promote great Socio-political participation among the citizens (Negative side)

September 30, 2017

While others believe Media and information technologies are tools for better socio-political engagement among citizens, it is arguable that it does not help the political process by improving people’s understanding of political parties, or the issues, but rather leads to a trivialization of the political issues, meaning they make government related issues seem less important or serious than it actually is. Inflammatory comments made on social media could stir up hostility and lead to aggravated debates, thereby detracting from serious political debate. Or that the use of slang can lead to confusion and ambiguity, potentially contributing to a lack of meaningful discussion. Not all media and information technologies are tools for communicating and expressing opinions for political issues because media providers such as print and broadcast media are only technologies you can get information from, but you cannot give reactions, feedbacks, commentaries to other citizens nationwide