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on January 23, 2024

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All About The Drama CA2

Image credit: Barstool Sports The many different types of media in this new age of technology can bring many new tones to a story. Especially in journalism today, the resources someone publishes their information on can make any story sound anyway. My group found that different channel interpretation is the most common in drama. The channel, tone, and visuals can infer much of the story, whether it is a university, political, or pop culture drama. After examining a few channels such as podcasts, blogs, and photo and video media, there is a clear difference between them in that the stories may be portrayed differently. A journalism source I spent a lot of time researching is Barstool. Whether that be barstool university, sports, or pop culture genre, they are often my generation's go-to channel for any new scandal emanating from colleges or Hollywood. They have all different networks, whether that be their social media, podcasts, news, or blogs, and share the m

Image credit: Ribbon “By 2040, it has been anticipated that there will be more than 3 million new instances of breast cancer each year with more than 1 million annual deaths.” This is just one of the alarming facts stated in the study . Today, we are going to dive into the new advancements and technology for breast cancer treatments and even get some insight from Amber Meyer, a breast cancer survivor who was kindly able to share some of her experiences from her fight with cancer. As we start off, we are going to see how Amber went about treatment options and what she was able to do during her battle. Throughout history, there have been many different “possible” treatments used for breast cancer, and each is very taxing for the patient. According to the study, even with the treatment trials, 1 million out of 3 million diagnosed die from this type of cancer each year (Ye et al., 2023). One of the most common treatments in recent years has been the simple mastectomy or lumpectomy, whe

CA1 Buzzing Though Buzzfeed

image credit: Buzzfeed The multiple voices trying to send messages when opening the front page of BuzzFeed bombards you with ads, big popups, and a messy-looking homepage. This homepage is a massive downfall for people trying to get news or up to date on the new media. Most consumers would want a stress-free and eye-appealing homepage to grab interest and inform them of the more significant news stories. The tone of this media site gives off a forward approach to grabbing the attention of the audience by having news ad pop-ups all over your screen, trying to get you to click the external link to that story. Their tone is pushy and fast-paced, and there are a lot of attention-grabbing titles and clickbait for the average consumer. One main feature I found very hard to work around as a consumer was the number of ads that would cover the news stories that you are reading, trying to get you to go off and do something completely different; this will lead to it being an annoyance to mo

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