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What are the functions of the media?

kojwal

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What are the functions of the media?

What are the functions of the media?

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stone.kaleb

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ANS: Media help us surveil the environment for important developments in the world around us (e.g., new websites on the web), interpret those events (e.g., news blogs), transmit values to future generations (e.g., college textbooks), and entertain ourselves (e.g., video games).

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