VNRs is the only thing that corporations control the news programs, but with their advertisement. The corporations control the mainstream media with their advertisement and driven away the purpose of the mainstream media to inform the public. The corporations profited more in television than other mainstream media. The television networks started early morning the same as in the novel, 1984 when Physical Jerks appeared in the telescreens and telling their citizens the importance of exercise and how society need to look. The morning shows have rapidly change over the years by showing more commercials and focusing to entertain their women audience by showing multiple beauties, gossips, and shopping segments. Morning shows had more entertain than informal material according to Jenny Lauck, “Watching morning television for me is the equivalent of reading People magazine in the dentist’s office” (qtd. in Gold, par. 3). For example, Good Morning America started their program by showing the scandal story of the Miss Puerto Rico who was deception by one of the beauty ladies this week. The anchors took a good five minutes talk about how she will be appeared on their yesterday’s program as a guest. They took more time in the Miss Puerto Rico’s story than the real news stories. In the every morning show, they created a segment where a specialized person with the top ten items who one need to purchase. In addition, in every morning shows have part of the show that they are reporting outside and most of time they have vehicle Manufacturer Company promoting their vehicle. All the commercials during the morning shows are mostly about women’s clothing, new diet solutions programs, etc.
I think it would be helpful if you actually defined what VNRs are. I didn’t know what they were. What does the acronym VNR stand for? I did a search online… and I "think" you are talking about video news releases. But I never heard of them until now.
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Corporations control news programs using advertisements called Video News Releases (VNRs). The corporations greatly influence the mainstream media with the VNRs, overriding the original purpose and avenue of the mainstream media to inform the public. The corporations profited more in television than other mainstream media. For example, this year ** or you could say "last year" ** alone, the corporations raked in more than $___,000,000.
The television networks nowadays start early in the morning just like in the novel, 1984. Today, the average homeviewer is bombarded with advertisements where physical fitness gurus appear in video clips trying their best to convince gullible viewers about the importance of exercise, what toned bodies look like, and that their product is the easy solution to getting that perfect body or the six-pack abs that appeals to our present-day society. The early morning shows have rapidly change over the years by showing more commercials, specifically targeting the female audience, entertaining them with the many beauty remedies, the lastest gossip, the new diet solutions programs, and homeshopping segments with must-have items (clothing, jewelry, computers, kitchen/cleaning items, to name a few).
Morning shows have more entertainment than informative material, according to Jenny Lauck, “Watching morning television for me is the equivalent of reading People magazine in the dentist’s office” (qtd. in Gold, par. 3). For example, this week Good Morning America started their program by showing the story involving Miss Puerto Rico, who was the alleged target of an apparent pageant scandal. The anchors took a good five minutes just to talk about how she would be appearing on their program the next day as a guest. They devoted more time to the Miss Puerto Rico’s story than to noteworthy news stories.
Another great example is an instance on the Early Morning Show where they had a specialized person talking about and showing the Top Ten hot items this year to buy. Also, on several occasions, the early morning shows used a more subtle approach in advertising where the spokespersons were reporting outside on the streets with a car dealership in the background.
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I hope that this isn’t the end of your essay… and that there’s more. Even though I took away your last sentence (since something similiar to it was mention earlier), you still need to find a good way to end this whole writeup. But I like what you’ve written so far — Good Job! :o) It was pretty clear to me that you wrote this yourself and it just needed a little cleaning up… that’s why I was happy to help you polish up your work.