Re:In poor neighborhoods, McDonald’s have become de-facto co...
by stcredzero on Tuesday June 14, 2016 @02:30PM
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these things are more complex than simply being shaped by the all powerful media.
This notion itself is becoming more nebulous with the rise of social media. Traditional media has lost much of its power, and much of that power has been taken over by social media. When the media merges with and to a large extent becomes us, what happens? I'm not so sure.
This notion itself is becoming more nebulous with the rise of social media. Traditional media has lost much of its power, and much of that power has been taken over by social media. When the media merges with and to a large extent becomes us, what happens? I'm not so sure.