Essays on Television

In broadcasting, the cost of providing any given program is relatively fixed – regardless of the number of viewers. Thus emerges the need to draw in a specific number of viewers – when viewership falls below that level, the broadcaster suffers operating losses. Dallas W….

So, all you binge-watchers and serioholics, it’s been quite deserted and lonely in the TV serial universe, hasn’t it? But, not to worry, my child! Not to worry! For we’ve got a rather distinctive and unique series for you to watch and ponder upon. The…

There has been many cases where young girls go through rape and are alway been put down for being women. Justice isn’t always made but women gain self respect for themselves. In the novel The Color Purple, Alice Walker shows the reader that people should…

Today, everyone is streaming their favorite video content over the internet. If you are among them who gets frustrated while paying those bloated packages and want to cut the ties with their local cable company then this is the right time to do that. Nowadays,…

“Fiction as a form is much more truthful…” said Imre Kertesz. I entered Kashmir in 1992 as a second lieutenant, just out of the Indian Military Academy. I was attached to an infantry unit in Kashmir for a year long experience in counter insurgency. Kashmir…

The total populace has since a long time, utilized varying media systems since its creation. In as much as the audiovisuals give instructive and money related administrations, they hand-off various messages through the different strategies of conveyance. One of these is the distinctive practices, standpoints,…

Television is the word with which person of every age is aware, it replaced radio as the most entertaining source and is responsible for creating an impact on people’s mind. Though its popularity and need is decreasing with the coming of smart mobile phones and…

On December 10, 2010, a major political event began in the Arab world, started in Tunisia and spread to other Arab countries. In January, demonstrations began in Sana’a on 27 January 2011 and spread to the whole country. A global media organization based in Qatar,…

‘The control of women and babies has been a feature of every repressive regime on the planet.’ This statement by Margaret Atwood in her new introduction to the 2017 version of A Handmaid’s Tale rings true through two key themes, women’s bodies and reproduction, within…

TV is part of many people’s childhoods, it’s certainly part of mine. Countless hours have been spent looking at that big screen learning, watching and fighting over the remote control. Certain shows teach a person values that they will take on for the rest of…