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3735 Frasier, McBeal and Women's Representation. This essay discusses an episode of "Frasier" and "Ally McBeal." It analyses the way women are either underrepresented or misrepresented in these episodes. The paper then expands into a larger discussion of how women are objectified in media images. 6 pgs. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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3926 A Comparison of the Carton Character Dilbert with the TV Show Host Drew Carey. This paper will compare Dilbert, the cartoon character, with Drew Carey, the TV Show star. Their influences on each other and their similarities will be reflected upon. Their reasons why they are so popular will be expounded upon as well. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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4029 The Influence of MTV Over Film. This paper will discuss the influence of MTV on filmmaking. The way the cameras are used, the editing process, and other techniques will be used to describe its influence on film. The movie Natural Born Killers will be used as an example of this style. 5 pgs. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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4076 The Influence of the Parasocial Relationships within the Scope of Reality Television. This paper will discuss Reality Television within the scope of Mass Media Psychology. Parasocial relationships will be discussed in the format of how it relates to Reality TV. Different articles and sources will used to understand what its effects are on people. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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11920 Shows Against Violence: a Proposal for a Brief Television Series. This 5-page undergraduate paper proposes a televised response to the issue of violence and television viewing among children. 5 pgs, no bibliography.
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4284 The Television Series "Roots," The Audience and Social Meaning. This paper examines the television series "Roots." It examines how this program served as a good example of the difficulty that Black Americans faced in defining themselves. This is directly connected to the reality that white capitalist organizations produced the series. African Americans were attempting to write and see their history through the values of the dominant white culture. 9 pgs. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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9153 Cable Network Programming: A Comparison of FX and The WB as Competing Groups. This is a study of the FX and WB cable networks, concentrating on their programming content, demographics, and advertisers. The paper uses the networks as an example of Michael Porter's theory of competitiveness as well as including a general review of television content and advertising principles, and an extensive examination of the relationship between these two factors in the competitiveness model. 11 pgs. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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