The past couple of weeks we have discussed in our online class all about censorship and the correlation between social media. So many people, celebrities, companies and brands find themselves in hot water due to the words or pictures they post on these social media channels that are considered extremely inappropriate or hate speech. I… Continue reading Solution to Censorship on Social Media
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Is Government Regulation Inevitable?
google Social media is a vast place where billions of people are able to share their own content, becoming an integral part of everyone’s lives with thousands of platforms available to use. Social media has shaped the way we receive information, and over the years it has evolved from people being consumers of information and… Continue reading Is Government Regulation Inevitable?
Censorship Problems and Solutions
Media Censorship is still a big topic in Today's world. Many people have been getting in trouble because of old things they have said in the past and current things people in the national spotlight are saying today. For the second media analysis posting, I am going to switch things up and do a video… Continue reading Censorship Problems and Solutions
Why we need to Censor our Social Media Posts
The last few weeks I have had the opportunity to examine different instances of censorship on social media and how certain offensive language can affect individuals, celebrities or companies. Instead of just looking at singular instances of censorship on social media it is important to also analyze proposed solutions to the problems we are so… Continue reading Why we need to Censor our Social Media Posts
Using Artificial Intelligence and User Judgement to Filter Content
Social media networks rely on multiple different forms of censorship in order to filter the content on their websites and to remove the offensive content. Each social network has its own "style" of achieving this goal, whether it be solely done by artificial intelligence, by users themselves, or through a combination of the two. In… Continue reading Using Artificial Intelligence and User Judgement to Filter Content
The internet can be a scary place
The internet can be a great place, a place where every one can share their ideas and thoughts. While many times this can be wonderful for people to explore different views, sometimes this can become a problem. When people have a platform where they can say whatever they want, without their identity being revealed, this… Continue reading The internet can be a scary place
We’re all Tired of Hearing It
The problem with offensive language is it is becoming so normalized to the public that people believe that it is okay to say anything they want. A prime example of this is the use of offensive language in rap music. The majority of the songs I listen to fall under the rap music category, so… Continue reading We’re all Tired of Hearing It
Disrespect No more
In June of 2018 President Trump once again took shots at someone, in a usual attempt he went to Twitter to voice his latest opinion of someone. Congresswoman Maxine Water was verbally attacked by President Trump on Twitter, and this isn't the first time he has done such a thing. On June 25th President Trump… Continue reading Disrespect No more
Pewdiepie and YouTube
YouTube is one of the largest platforms on the internet. Not only are hundreds of thousands of hours of content uploaded everyday, but its become one of the largest media and social culture hubs the world has ever seen. My generation has essentially grown up with YouTube, and its heavily reflected on my generations culture.… Continue reading Pewdiepie and YouTube
Kevin Hart and the Oscars
Photo by: Medium Corporation Social media can be used to express yourself to friends, family, the public, and even strangers. However, with being able to post whatever you would like and express yourself comes with some dangers. A social media post can resurface any time even if you deleted the post. These post can be… Continue reading Kevin Hart and the Oscars
Censorship and Consequences 
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