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THE ROLE OF THE MEDIA
IN A DEMOCRACY
by George A. Krimsky
In a free-market democracy, the people ultimately make the decision as to how their press should act, says George Krimsky, the former head of news for the Associated Press' World Services and author of Hold the Press (The Inside Story on Newspapers).
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The element that is most often found in the satirical writings is letter c, the language that exaggerates social norms. It is because satirical writings are likely to be focused on bringing about the topic in regards to change in both social and political and with that, they are likely to exaggerate social norms.
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