WOMEN


1.Girls are suppose to be pretty
2. They are suppose to attract girls
3.Girls are suppose to have a nice clean body
4. Girls are suppose to have good curves
5. They are suppose to have a nice smell and a eye grabbing look

                                                                                   MEN



1. Guys are suppose to be strong.
2. They are suppose to be athletic
3. Guys are suppose to be good looking
4. They are suppose to be more the dominant one
5.Guys are suppose to be strong

1. An El Paso County, Texas, judge accused of bribery will remain in jail pending his arraignment on Wednesday

2.More than 680 pounds of cocaine was seized in a shipment at the Port of Montreal, the Canada Border Services Agency announced Tuesday.

3. Quebec police and firefighters were searching Tuesday for a 6-year-old boy who fell into an icy river east of Montreal while trying to rescue his dog.

1. There are grave concerns about the human rights situation in Belarus, the United States and European Union said a year after the country's election.
2.In a lifetime in journalism one meets many famous people and political leaders of great power and presence. But among the Clinton and both Bushes and Gorbachev and Yeltsin and Thatcher and Blair and Schroeder and Kissinger and Sharon and Netanyahu and Gadhafi, Vaclav Havel stands out as unique
3.Mexican drug cartels are using fruit, fabric and toys bought in the United States and exported to Mexico to launder money from drug-trafficking

                                                                                                Michael Thelen

Internet and Propaganda model

Now days’ broadcasting has taken a change and has advanced to a point where it’s called narrowcasting. There are multiple sources of information and since there are various audiences and interests, the communication media challenges the propaganda model by increasing the number of channels in which information can reach the public. The internet is one of those big channels and has had a huge impact on this situation.

With the internet, ownership has been changed. People on the internet can set up their own website with its own domain name for hosting fees as low as a dollar per month. With no extra cost they can also download and install free source software that have feature comparable complexity compared to newspapers. A lot of people have been doing this and have been becoming highly successful. Internet publishing is a lot lower than the price to enter into tradition media like newspaper and TV.

Advertising on the internet may attract more income than ad free sites. But the ads themselves are supposed as such a pain by the readers. A lot of the advertising models rely on Google ads, in which the selection of advertising is based on the search engine. They have key words that match the advertiser’s keyword so they can place their ads on sites that are like their product. All websites have that contain content that matches another advertiser’s word. Moving on, some top websites don’t like having Google or other ads on their site even though it could generate millions of dollars. Instead they raise funds through appeals for donations from users and corporate grants.

Many internet media are sources of Flak and a lot people in America use this to their own advantage. It’s not of a restraining to free dialog. Lawsuits are difficult to mount and are even harder to win. People now days can use the internet to look up anything and use it to their advantage. Traditional journalist have their official sources which is based on their “beats” They hear the information from people they have heard from in pasted and it becomes a regular source. Now with having the internet you don’t need to ask people, you have search engines waiting to solve your questions with people that have already got the information from other sources.

So coming to a conclusion the internet has changed the propaganda model in many ways. People have a lot of ways of finding information and now the internet is a good way to do that. People don’t have to own their company; they can just set up websites with a domain name and having a hosting fee that is super cheap. There are more ways information can reach the public in cheaper ways instead of having one to many broadcasts they have one to one systems to do that job

1. Among the provisions in the omnibus spending bill developed by U.S. House and Senate negotiators is language to block light bulb efficiency standards.

2. Afghan local police officers, despite reports that some engage in illegal activities, have been effective, the NATO military leadership said in a report.

3. The purpose of an independent probe into Bahrain's response to a Shiite uprising this year was to get the government to release prisoners

1. Political candidates loyal to Ivorian President Alassane Ouattara emerged with a lead in the first legislative election in years, election figures indicate.

2. Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari Thursday was recuperating at a home in Dubai, nine days after arriving in the United Arab Emirates for treatment
3. Some 5,000 Canadians in violence-wracked Syria should get out of the country as quickly as possible, Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird warned Thursday.

1. The Russian government has approved a political rally for Saturday that is expected to draw some 50,000 election protesters.

2. The Iowa political director for Republican presidential hopeful  resigned after making a disparaging remark about the Mormon faith.

3.The new government in Kyrgyzstan needs to take measures to end impunity in cases of torture by law enforcement officials.
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1. U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said more U.S. troops will be stationed in the African country of Djibouti than in Iraq as priorities shift.

2. With the last U.S. troops on their way out of Iraq, people are saying that the county is more equal now.

3. Philippine lawmakers are moving ahead with the impeachment of Chief Supreme Court Justice Renato Corona

1. Former Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega has returned to his home country nearly 22 years after U.S. forces removed him from office.

2.The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide whether Arizona's tough illegal immigration law is pre-empted, or pushed aside, by federal law.

3.Democratic Republic of Congo, Dec. 12 (UPI) -- There were mistakes made during elections in Democratic Republic of Congo but the process was largely fair.

Redone essay (Herman+ Chomsky)

Chomsky and herman beleive that media is not liberal and helping show that is 5 filters. These filters show that media is biased and will not harm the ones that are help them in return. If there is any chance that funding will make it possible for a company to have a news station, nothing will be said that it will have a negative effect on that company.

1.The international community is right to express concern about the fallout from elections in Democratic Republic of Congo.

2. Ballistics testing shows a link between two fatal shootings that occurred Thursday afternoon on the Virgina Tech campus. There not sure why these people did the shootings but further investigation is happening.

3.Gay Republicans ripped party presidential hopeful Rick Perry for what they say is hostility toward gays and lesbians and disrespect for gays in the military. They say that this could end is running and put him into more of a conflicted situation.

1. Flood damage in Thailand is estimated at more than $42 billion, including loses to the production sector
2.The U.S. Marine Corps will cut costs by reducing troops rather than weapons programs

3.The withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq is proceeding well, commanders said, and all troops will be gone well before the Dec. 31 deadline.

1. America owes a "profound debt" to the veterans and survivors of the Japanese bombing of the U.S. Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor
2. Walmart Canada is facing 11 workplace safety violation charges in New Brunswick related to a 17-year-old worker's electrocution death in January

3. The body of a woman who appears to have died four months ago was found in a Stockton, California

1. Democratic Republic of Congo President was leading the country's election with 46 percent of the vote
2.A six-hour standoff that that began during Chicago's afternoon rush hour ended with the surrender of three suspects
3. gas has reached 400 dollars a gallon in afganistan which a almost a all time high.

1. The U.S. Supreme Court Monday refused to review the case of a New York church banned from conducting after-hours religious worship on public school property.
2. Violence is part of the everyday lives of homosexuals in South Africa even though they're apparently protected by the Constitution
3. An 85-year-old woman, alleging she was strip-searched at a New York airport , said she plans to sue the Transportation Security Agency.

1. A former monk was being treated in a hospital in Tibet for injuries he sustained when he set himself on fire to protest Chinese rule

2.The United States transferred control of the massive military base known as Camp Victory in Baghdad to the Iraqi government Friday.

3.A federal judge denied a legal effort by Occupy San Diego demonstrators to block police from enforcing a ban on camping in public places

1.Vice President Joe Biden says he's focused on re-electing President Obama, but hasn't ruled out his own U.S. presidential bid in 2016.

2.Thousands of homes in Southern California were without power Thursday after winds with gusts of 97 mph whipped through the region, knocking down electric lines

3. Washington will loosen pressure on Myanmar so long as slow political reforms in the country maintain momentum