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How did news networks use blogs during Hurricane Katrina?
to criticize the public's response
How many networks are there?
87. There are 39 religious networks, shopping networks, 10 News/Sports/Lifestyle networks, 15 general entertainment networks, 15 Spanish networks, 9 Public Television networks, and 5 major American networks. Note, these are just networks, there are millions of stations for each network in the US alone.
What television networks cover entertainment news?
Many networks cover entertainment news. Some networks are strictly devoted to entertainment, such as BET. Most networks, such as ABC, NBC, and even CNN cover entertainment news. The BBC also includes entertainment news in their broadcasts.
How did the ownership of newspapers and the news networks change the way the news was reported?
The ownership of newspapers and news networks affects how the news is reported. Political views and strategies for reporting the news can be seen when ownership changes.
Why are news media a linkage institutions?
News media are considered linkage institutions because they connect the government and the public by providing information, shaping public opinion, and holding leaders accountable. They serve as a bridge between citizens and policymakers, informing the public about political events and issues. Through news coverage, media can influence public perceptions and participation in the political process.
What events have changed public opinion?
Each day, thousands of events happen around the world that change public opinion. These events are primarily shared on the national news networks as well as on social media sites.
Where do you find a competent News Director?
FOX News. Definely not at any of the major news networks.
What Local television news networks cover only?
12 percent of international news
When was Public News created?
Public News was created in 2006.
How did the ownership of newspaper and news networks change the way the news was reported?
Ownership of the newspaper and news networks changed the way that news was reported mainly because of political affiliations. Being biased caused yellow journalism, as in the case of William Randolph Hearst.
What can be learned on News A?
News A is a collection of news article and videos from major news networks across the world. Information about almost any topic can be learned there.
How do people serve the public interest?
That depends on the field in question.A novelist could effort to serve public interest by writing a book about currently hot topic. Or a chemist could serve the public interest by developing a cure to a currently rampant decease.Usually this involves more or less an opporturnist point of view to benefit from a topic with high public attention. It is much easier to pass a law about a rapist's penalties when there has been several rapings in the news lately.Naturally one can serve the public interest by mere virtue; one can see a need in the community and start rallying for to right the wrong. One can serve the public interest by stepping in to fill a void.
