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News & the Media
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19 & Under
2001
WhosGotNews.com is a site designed to help schools with their news broadcasts. Covering stages of production, art of presentation and the general content of newscasts.
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2008
Space Junk 101 was created to bring to light the global issue of pollution in outer space. It answers the basic questions such as "What is space junk?" and "How much of a danger is it to our earth?" as well as going in depth to give the physics perspective and discuss the long-term effects.
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2006
Photographs tell a story. This website was designed to inform people about the photojournalism world and why it is important to communicate to the public about their surroundings. Photojournalism transmits more than just an image, it is a story all in one. Without any words, a photograph can communicate so much information about global issues.
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2003
Learn about all different types of media from internet, television, radio and print media.
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2001
Our site is about how magazine ads mislead young teenagers into doing something that isn't right. Our website deals with something called "cartoon dolls" and ads. We show that beauty or looks isn't everything and it's based on personality of who you really are!
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1999
This website will show different kinds of ads. It will show how advertisers use these different ways to hook people into buying a product. The website will help you understand how you can avoid buying something you might not really want.
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1998
What does a journalist do? What happens behind the scenes before we get today's news? This site tracks three media formats: online, broadcast, and print news and follows the process each uses to prepare its reports. Interviews with news personalities--online writer Alexandra Pollya, TV reporter Diane Sawyer, and Los Angeles Times reporter Sean Macaulay--provide a first-hand look at what a career in each medium is like.
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