I remember when I was younger watching "Poltergeist" and movies like "It." ... Who or what they were going to damage would have been damaged anyway. ... I'll go out in a blaze of glory." ... Those that get all riled up about "this is bad for my little Billy's eyes" need be slapped and collect themselves. ... Those that watch should know that. ...
For everyday citizens who watch, comment on and reproduce copyrighted content, the umbrella of fair use can often not apply in the eyes on the law. ... Under these laws, it would be up to the moderators of the site to monitor whether or not users were sharing copyrighted content. If too many people were sharing such content, the site could potentially be shut down by the government. ... On this day, Tumblr tweeted that users were averaging on 3.6 calls per second (Kinkaid). ... For those who do not want him to support him financially, but still wish to see the video, they can watch a re-upload...
Growing up I watched in disgust as the president of my country (President Nixon) was caught lying and covering up illegal activities of the Republican Party. ... At that time I thought the left were more concerned about individual freedoms. ... My perceptions were based on opinions I gleaned from people in the media. ... Thus people infer public opinion from their own reading of media coverage. ... If journalists are over represented on the left compared to the general public, and as people see things through their own ideological eyes, then are we the public truly getting balanced news and...
Yet through the eyes of partisan journalists, the news, at best, provides a shallow and vague view of society. ... Most people get their daily news from the television and newspapers. Until their eyes scan the headlines or their ears hear the breaking news from the news anchor's lips, the news did not exist. ... Even when we refuse to believe what the media tells us, we still read their papers and watch their broadcasts and follow their viewpoints rather than our own. ... On economic issues, 64 percent were in the center, 11 percent on the left and 19 percent on the right (Extra). ...
The same goes for if a story runs about the pain killing effects and medical importance of morphine. The people that were exposed to the certain story would then start to look at morphine in a more positive light and begin to understand and accept some of the usefulness of the drug. ... While the people who are watching these stories are still free to make their own decisions about drugs, the stories subjectively put thoughts and ideas about the substances in the viewer's heads. ... The media knows the ways users are using the drugs to escape for the world these days, yet they still fe...
