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CTP Blog Post #4

 Monday, September 21, 2024



CBS 58 Sunday Morning Story with Mike Strehlow — Journey21
CBS58 WDJT-TV - MILWAUKEE

                           


Assignment:


CBS58 WDJT-TV - MILWAUKEE

12pm - 12:30pm

9/23/24


Title of News Story: Hit-and-run crash: 1 person killed, 34-year-old suspect arrested

Gender: All

Age: 18+

Race: Black

Good or Bad News: Bad news

 

Title of News Story: 12-year-old arrested in Arizona after Milwaukee area School threat

Gender: Women

Age: 12+

Race: N/A

Good or Bad News: Bad news


Title of News Story: Milwaukee police search for missing 36-year-old

Gender: Female

Age: 30+

Race: Black

Good or Bad News: Bad news


Title of News Story: Hawaii Fluid Art in Bayshore

Gender: Male

Age: 50+

Race: N/A

Good or Bad News: Good news


Title of News Story: Alice's Garden

Gender: Female

Age: 50+

Race: Black

Good or Bad News: Good news


Title of News Story: Sports News: Green Bay's Defense Winning W/O LOVE

Gender: Male

Age: 21+

Race: All

Good or Bad News: Good news


Title of News Story: Sports News: Brewers Comeback

Gender: Female

Age: 60+

Race: All

Good or Bad News: Good news


Title of News Story: Cards Against Humanity is suing Elon Musk 

Gender: Male

Age: 25+

Race: 

Good or Bad News: Bad news

 

Title of News Story: CA. Gov Signs Plastic Bag Ban

Gender: Male

Age: All

Race: All

Good or Bad News: Good news 


These news segments reinforce the perception of "normalcy" to their audiences, and here's why. The content we consume, especially from the news and social media, shapes our understanding of what is acceptable or typical. Even if we don't consciously agree, these platforms significantly influence our subconscious beliefs. This impact highlights the power of media in shaping societal norms and perceptions. 

This concept directly connects the reading, particularly when considering the functions of mass communication. The dissemination of information, especially through surveillance and correlation, keeps viewers informed about current events while offering context and interpretation to simplify understanding. Additionally, the limited effects theory highlights how news outlets selectively filter content, sharing only what is deemed necessary or appropriate for the audience. This careful curation underscores the media's role in shaping public awareness and perception. 





Structure Credit of News Stories: Aubrie B.

1 comment:

  1. I watched WISN 9pm news broadcast, and I heard some similar stories to the ones you did. The one regarding the 12 year old from Arizona, and the one searching for the 36 year old. It is very true that even if we don't really agree with something, we still end up agreeing with it/thinking its the right choice or situation because it is what the news highlights and think is right

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CTP Blog Post #4

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