Who Owns The Internet And How It Affects My Own Experience...

This essay will be divided in three parts. First I will present how U.S media presents a slanted and distorted version of the â€Å"truth†. Second I will discuss how I interpret â€Å"who owns the internet† and how it affects my own experience with communication and last I will address I think â€Å"Islam† as term or ideological concept, currently serves a â€Å"system supporting propaganda function†. The United States journalism have come a long way since it rose as a political weapon, facing critical junctures such as the one caused by publishers using their monopolistic power to promote their political viewpoints which were generally conservative, pro-business and anti-labor which led to the separation of owners and editors so that there is not biases from owners political views in the press. News became more objective since it was managed by professional journalists, however professionalism came to be to the owners’ biases on their commercial an d political needs. Press owners do not want to displease big corporations and their ideals because that is a good portion of their money income. Now a days Journalism is influenced by politics and corporations. News show the public not what is really happening but what politics and corporations want the public to see for their benefits either monetary or social equilibrium, mainly because the news rely on government and corporations’ information due to quid pro quo and economy. This has led to distortion of the â€Å"truth† in other words propaganda. WeShow MoreRelatedThe Internet Is Arguably Gender Neutral1655 Words   |  7 PagesThe Internet is arguably gender-neutral. Unlike in face to face communication, when given the freedom of neutrality, some are confrontational online, while others are more open, humorous and less judgmental. In my experience, I can speak my opinions easier online than in person. For instance, on Twitter, I could discuss the current political issues with my followers. 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