Have you ever notice when you are on Facebook time does not matter? This new wave of technology allowed us to become consume with the way we interact with others. My own experience with Facebook is all about sharing certain videos or pictures to related myself with the people I'm friends with. Eventually, someone from Ghana found me and give me a friend request. If this was 1997, the networking would be somewhat different. In my JOUR 101 class, we conducted a media diet tracking and wrote a paper about what media diet consisted of. Of course, my diet contained a good amount of Facebook. But, the interesting part was every form of media was involved. I had watched a fair amount of television and movies majority of my tracking. For example, the movie How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days. I never knew how connected I was to that movie. I watched it enough times to cite lines from it. I learned in my journalism class it's called transported. Here's a clip of why I was transported too much in the film:
Throughout this assignment, I became aware that media runs the world. "In surveying the extensive research on mass communications, one finds that there are great gaps between the orientations of social scientists and those of mass media personnel and their critics." (Communication, Mass. (1968). In D. L. Sills) Overall of the rest of media diet, I was either watching the Wayans Brothers or listening to music. Here's a clip of that right here:
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