Audience effects theory2: blog tasks

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INFORMATION/SURVEILLANCE
Example media product: The Times newspaper
Why audiences enjoy it: It tells audiences important information about politics, the world and more.

PERSONAL IDENTITY
Example media product: The purge
Why audiences enjoy it: this is like the real world because nothing is perfect and has lots of criminals out in the world

DIVERSION/ENTERTAINMENT
Example media product: Naruto
Why audiences enjoy it: This is a anime that people watch for entertainment is like a cartoon but for 13+ people

RELATIONSHIPS
Example media product: Anime
Why audiences enjoy it: People care about the main character in anime series or strong ones because is difficult seeing a character die ]


2)This trailer of blue planet 2 will give lots of information about the ocean because in the series they might many new creatures which no human has ever seen.This is good for those who are interested in the ocean creature . This ism like important for us because the ocean is place sea creature have to live in peace not us interfering with there lives and ruining them for test subjects.This is an entertaining show because we learn about the sea which is important . that is because we ruin everyday by trowing trash in there.This like lives in land the creature because they have predators up there and is the same thing but in the ocean
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