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'''Mass media''' in the United States are mostly owned by large [[corporation]]s. | '''Mass media''' in the United States are mostly owned by large [[corporation]]s. | ||
| − | * Our children turn to the mass media as their main source of information about the adult world outside of home. Due to constant repetition, the harmful behaviour that kids see glamorized not only conveys powerful messages of what's accepted, but what is expected. [http:// | + | * Our children turn to the mass media as their main source of information about the adult world outside of home. Due to constant repetition, the harmful behaviour that kids see glamorized not only conveys powerful messages of what's accepted, but what is expected. [http://web.archive.org/web/20050322111009/http://catholiceducation.org/articles/arts/al0033.html] |
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Revision as of 01:10, July 15, 2019
Mass media in the United States are mostly owned by large corporations.
- Our children turn to the mass media as their main source of information about the adult world outside of home. Due to constant repetition, the harmful behaviour that kids see glamorized not only conveys powerful messages of what's accepted, but what is expected. [1]
| Network | Ownership |
| CBS | Viacom |
| NBC | Comcast |
| ABC | Disney |
| FOX | News Corporation |
| MSNBC | Comcast |
| CSPAN | various cable companies |
| CNN | Time Warner |