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Television and Radio
Television and radio were dominant forms of mass media during this period, shaping public opinion, disseminating news, and entertaining audiences worldwide. Television and radio played a crucial role in shaping my childhood and early adulthood, influencing my tastes in entertainment and informing my worldview through news programs and documentaries. -
Facebook
Facebook revolutionized social networking, allowing users to connect with friends and family, share content, and join communities online. Facebook was my introduction to social media, providing a platform to stay connected with friends and discover new interests. However, over time, I became more aware of privacy concerns and the impact of social media on mental health. -
Messenger
Messenger, the messaging app by Facebook, provided a convenient way for users to communicate through text, voice, and video chats. Messenger became an essential tool for staying in touch with friends and coordinating plans. Its features evolved over time, offering new ways to connect and share experiences. -
Twitter/X
Twitter, a microblogging platform, allows users to share thoughts, opinions, and news updates in short text posts called tweets. Twitter became a valuable source of real-time information and a platform for engaging in public discourse. However, I learned to navigate its fast-paced nature and the prevalence of misinformation. -
Instagram
Instagram, a photo and video-sharing platform, enables users to share moments from their lives, follow influencers, and discover new content. Instagram became a visual diary of my experiences, allowing me to express creativity through photos and connect with like-minded individuals. Yet, I became mindful of its impact on self-image and the culture of curated perfection.