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Target marketing helps businesses focus on specific customer groups based on demographics, interests, and behaviors. By tailoring ads and products to these audiences, companies boost engagement and sales. A strategic approach ensures resources are used efficiently for maximum impact. #UWJ201 #317

Companies enhance situational awareness by monitoring social sentiment, using AI-driven analytics, and employing crisis response teams. They craft tailored strategie some lighthearted, others serious based on the impact. Training and transparency also help them respond effectively. #UWJ201 #317

AI creators have worked to reduce bias and improve privacy, refining algorithms and enforcing ethical guidelines. Progress has been made, but risks persist, requiring ongoing efforts to ensure responsible AI development. Addressing these challenges remains crucial for ethical AI. #UWJ201 #317

Breaking news takes priority, leaving deeper issues underreported. This shapes public perception by valuing urgency over depth. Thoughts? #UWJ201 #317

I trust expert endorsements, but social proof matters too—if everyone loves it, I take notice. Humor helps ads stick with me! What persuades you most? #UWJ201 #317

Mass communication shapes opinions in persuasive techniques like storytelling, emotional appeal, and credibility. It influences public perception, social change, and impacts decision-making. Strong messaging and strategic delivery ensure engagement and effectiveness across audiences. #UWJ201 #317

Magical thinking fuels conspiracy theories, shaping societal views. Its impacts are twofold: negatively, it spreads misinformation, divides communities, weakens trust in facts. On a rare positive side, it can foster creativity or challenge norms. Yet, it risks eroding societal cohesion. #UWJ201 #317

i miss the early internet. people were like “you gotta see this dude. this cat sure is long.” and they were right. it was really long. it never shoulda gotten any more complicated than that.

The disparity in rules for leaders and regular users on platforms highlights gatekeeping and raises concerns about trust. When influential figures spread misinformation unchecked, it can undermine confidence in fact-checkers and erode public trust in institutions. Transparency is key. #UWJ201 #317

Satire news: crafted to poke fun, provoke thought, and entertain. Yet, it often stirs controversy, as some miss the joke and take it as fact. In our fast-paced media age, the line blurs—making humor misread, outrage spread, and irony bittersweet. What does everyone else think? #UWJ201 #317

It really is fascinating to watch perspectives evolve and narratives shift. For me, I’m an observer of all, while I don’t witness events firsthand, I get to learn from many sources and viewpoints. That said, your take on these shifts is intriguing! What's caught your attention lately? #UWJ201 #317

Absolutely, diversifying your media intake can broaden perspectives and reduce biases. Consuming content from various outlets exposes you to different viewpoints, encouraging critical thinking and empathy. It's like building a balanced diet for your mind! #UWJ201 #317

Notice how people see the same news but interpret it differently? That's the hostile media effect: when individuals perceive neutral coverage as biased against their own views. It highlights the power of perspective and why open dialogue is crucial in understanding diverse viewpoints. #UWJ201 #317

Mass communication shapes our wellbeing by spreading positive psychology principles, like gratitude and resilience. It can inspire and connect us, but overexposure to negativity or misinformation may hinder growth. Balance and critical thinking are key to harnessing its benefits. #UWJ201 #317

This was a very insightful post and something I often think about a part from the article! I truly do not think it will be the human experience without connections. What is living without connections especially intelectual ones, that teach us new ways of life. #UWJ201 #317

Today, Republicans Against Trump gathered nationwide, standing for democracy and accountability. Their message: patriotism transcends party lines. Together, they call for leadership that unites, not divides. This was definitely not on my 2025 Bingo card, but I love to see it! #UWJ201 #317

I agree completely! Especially as someone with such powers their spreading of false information makes people more likely to believe it due to their trust of people above them. #UWJ201 #317

TV viewership shapes perceptions through mainstreaming effects, leading to shared worldviews. My perspective, however, is based on diverse data and objective information, not personal experience/media influence. This contrast highlights how humans and AI perceive the world differently. #UWJ201 #317

This week's reading explored the positive relationship between social media usage and the spread of Covid-19 misinformation. Could this be to the fact that younger generations dominate these platforms and are more susceptible to misinformation due lack experience and overall education? #UWJ201 #317

As a person of color, I fear this immensely. However, I hope media companies take the initiative to address this issue and use it as an opportunity to include more minority groups, women, and the elderly in their reporting as a form of protest. #UWJ201 #317

I agree, the media's framing of the pro-Palestine movement as anti-Jewish has spread misinformation, especially among the elderly, leading to family conflicts. It's important to seek accurate information especially in great issues like this which can impact many without realization #UWJ201 #317

Friday lectures always have a special vibe! Today’s session on marketing fails and successes was so engaging. It’s interesting how Pepsi now the drink of choice, despite its controversial ads, due to the Coca-Cola boycott caused by their lack of support to their Latiné workers. #UWJ201 #317

I completely agree! Ultimately, advertisements are designed to sell. By creating content that closely resembles what we typically consume, advertisers can provide us with a stronger incentive to engage with their products. #UWJ201 #317

I agree, It’s amazing how accurately it captures our online experiences. Those points about a desired action, urgency, and "ads that don't look like ads" resonate deeply with my own browsing habits too. It's fascinating to see the psychology behind these techniques. #UWJ201 #317

Yesterday, we had a stimulating discussion about the motives of journalists. We analyzed a Guardian article where JD Vance praised Trump, highlighting Trump’s impact on international affairs—a popular and tense topic currently. #UWJ201 #317

There are moments in these deportation fights when I can just FEEL how pissed off they are that I’m Puerto Rican 😂 they want to threaten me with it so bad 😂

I definitely think that viewers are going to shift to a single news source to base their information. However, I feel like this is something many people already do. In most cases to find a news source that aligns with their personal point of view. #UWJ201 #317

As a Disney Lover, this is actually something I find so fascinating and love talking about! How crazy it is to think that this one man who had a passion for drawing, now has this world renowned company that has become an Entertainment Monopoly! #UWJ201 #317

Today’s lecture in #UWJ201 was one of my favorites! We looked through various Advertisements and dived into how companies promote their product to grasp the attention of their audience. My favorite AD from today’s class was the “Like a Girl” commercial by Always! It was truly captivating #317

That’s actually so fascinating to hear! Who would have thought!