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My view on the topic is that teenagers are unfairly represented in the media, as they are commonly shown as violent, disrespectful, unproductive and generally in a negative way. This, unbeknown to many, has a large impact on the lives of most teenagers. Online, I saw a webpage with links to news articles relating to teenagers. 29 out of the 30 links showed stories about teenagers being 'thugs', 'drug overdosing' and 'raving'. This does not, in my opinion, sum up the whole of the teenage community, in a fair, equal way. This misconception of the majority of teenagers leads many people, usually older than ourselves, into having a false view upon the younger generations. Many elderly people and parents of young children feel scared and vulnerable around teenagers and I am not surprised, due to the stereotype the media portrays. I have even found myself smiling at these people, in order to show them that I do not fit the 'thuggish' personality they may believe me to have.
not listen
Yes, the only time teenagers receive sympathy in the media is when they have died. This needs to be sorted out!
60% of teenagers describing themselves as "highly addicted" to their device- according to new research by the media regulator, ofcom.
negatively
well according to me media can help a lot in controlling tenagers from smoking. media can just picturise those things on tv which is very useful for teenagers in quitting smioking
Internet
Overall youths are represented within the media in a negative light. That is because bad news sells better than does good.
materialistic, future generation
Overall, yes they are.
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