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    The document discusses several topics related to media and its relationship to democracy. It includes articles about the history of yellow journalism in the 1890s, the impact of social media on how news spreads and keeps people informed in today's world, how social media has both benefits and risks for democracy by increasing information but also potential biases, and how corporate consolidation of media ownership represents a threat to democracy by limiting diversity of perspectives. The final article discusses different media systems and the relationship between news, media and democracy in different country models from decades ago.

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    Journalism Es1

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    The document discusses several topics related to media and its relationship to democracy. It includes articles about the history of yellow journalism in the 1890s, the impact of social media on how news spreads and keeps people informed in today's world, how social media has both benefits and risks for democracy by increasing information but also potential biases, and how corporate consolidation of media ownership represents a threat to democracy by limiting diversity of perspectives. The final article discusses different media systems and the relationship between news, media and democracy in different country models from decades ago.

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    The document discusses several topics related to media and its relationship to democracy. It includes articles about the history of yellow journalism in the 1890s, the impact of social media on how news spreads and keeps people informed in today's world, how social media has both benefits and risks for democracy by increasing information but also potential biases, and how corporate consolidation of media ownership represents a threat to democracy by limiting diversity of perspectives. The final article discusses different media systems and the relationship between news, media and democracy in different country models from decades ago.

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    Journalism Es1

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    The document discusses several topics related to media and its relationship to democracy. It includes articles about the history of yellow journalism in the 1890s, the impact of social media on how news spreads and keeps people informed in today's world, how social media has both benefits and risks for democracy by increasing information but also potential biases, and how corporate consolidation of media ownership represents a threat to democracy by limiting diversity of perspectives. The final article discusses different media systems and the relationship between news, media and democracy in different country models from decades ago.

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