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It’s concerning when new media tech is dominated by the powerful elite, fueling profit-driven abuses that silence dissent,marginalize voices, & stifle art & individual expression.Accessibility gains are a win,especially for me as a disabled person, that can improve quality of life. #Media180summer25
August 8, 2025 at 8:23 PM
It’s concerning when new media tech is dominated by the powerful elite, fueling profit-driven abuses that silence dissent,marginalize voices, & stifle art & individual expression.Accessibility gains are a win,especially for me as a disabled person, that can improve quality of life. #Media180summer25
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This ad also inspires by reminding people that thinking differently is how change happens. It suggests that Apple isn’t just a tool, but a partner in that vision. Buying Apple becomes part of embracing your impact.
This ad also inspires by reminding people that thinking differently is how change happens. It suggests that Apple isn’t just a tool, but a partner in that vision. Buying Apple becomes part of embracing your impact.
August 2, 2025 at 7:43 PM
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This ad also inspires by reminding people that thinking differently is how change happens. It suggests that Apple isn’t just a tool, but a partner in that vision. Buying Apple becomes part of embracing your impact.
This ad also inspires by reminding people that thinking differently is how change happens. It suggests that Apple isn’t just a tool, but a partner in that vision. Buying Apple becomes part of embracing your impact.
#Media180summer25
The 1960 Nixon-Kennedy debate to illustrates McLuhan’s theory, “The Medium is the Message.” Radio listeners thought Nixon won, but TV viewers favored Kennedy, highlighting how TV shaped perception, privileging image over the candidates’ actual policies & political substance.
The 1960 Nixon-Kennedy debate to illustrates McLuhan’s theory, “The Medium is the Message.” Radio listeners thought Nixon won, but TV viewers favored Kennedy, highlighting how TV shaped perception, privileging image over the candidates’ actual policies & political substance.
July 28, 2025 at 2:52 PM
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The 1960 Nixon-Kennedy debate to illustrates McLuhan’s theory, “The Medium is the Message.” Radio listeners thought Nixon won, but TV viewers favored Kennedy, highlighting how TV shaped perception, privileging image over the candidates’ actual policies & political substance.
The 1960 Nixon-Kennedy debate to illustrates McLuhan’s theory, “The Medium is the Message.” Radio listeners thought Nixon won, but TV viewers favored Kennedy, highlighting how TV shaped perception, privileging image over the candidates’ actual policies & political substance.