SURNAME NAME MI ANDRES, ANDREA R.
SECTION LANTICAN
DATE (Day FIVE) March 10, 2023
MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY
MT. 21:33-43, 45-46 The Message of the Gospel to me
The parable, which is about the landowner and his vineyard, seems to be conveying the gospel to me.
This gospel teaches us that we must accept Jesus and carry out his instructions. that we should
perform our duties as his men because we are tenants in the Kingdom of our Lord and the vineyard is
comparable to that Kingdom.
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Normative Theories of the Press
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Normative Theories of the Media Control
Press
AUTHORITARIAN An authoritarian state can
command and control its people by
structuring and dictating the
message. Furthermore,
authoritarian regimes think that by
policing the message, they can
secure political legitimacy. As a
result, they will project authority,
manipulate, and keep influence
over their people.
SOVIET MEDIA Newspapers, periodicals, and
journals printed in the Soviet Union
were strictly regulated by the
Communist Party and the Soviet
government. The early Soviet
publications are thought to have
been founded with the intention of
propagandizing the population.
LIBERTARIAN One of the Normative Theories of
mass communication is the
libertarian theory, sometimes
known as the free press theory,
which grants the media or press
complete freedom to report on
anything at any time and serves as a
watchdog.
Functions of Media
To secure and defend the public
from national threats via any
form of communication,
authorities must exercise
control over the media
(information or news).
The primary goal of the Soviet
Press was to spread party
ideology to the lower classes,
but it also saw itself as the
people's watchdog against
rising corruption and their
representative to the party
dictatorship.
By emphasizing the rule of law,
pluralism, cosmopolitanism,
cooperation, civil and political
rights, bodily autonomy, free
association, free trade,
freedom of expression, and
freedom of association,
libertarians aim to maximize
autonomy and political
freedom and minimize the
state's intrusion on and

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
How will you describe
media in the Philippines
using the normative
theories of the press?
violations of individual
liberties.
The social responsibility idea Although whole news is
permits unrestricted press, but at entirely factual and accurate,
the same time, press material the commission on press
should be addressed in public freedom opined that "no longer
panels and media should be willing giving facts honestly rather
to comply with any demands from than giving a necessary
the public, professional analyzed or interpretative
self-regulations, or both. report on facts with clear
explanations.
I use the "Social Responsibility Theory," a normative theory of the
press, to describe the media in the Philippines. ... As it might harm
them to disclose practically everything or every detail that is not
required and suitable, the media must assume accountability.

Is censorship in media necessary?

How Media Censorship Affects the News You See?

Internet censorship can hinder people's ability to express themselves freely by limiting their access
to public forums. The government may also monitor citizens' online speech and activities as a kind
of internet censorship. Because of the surveillance, some people could find it difficult to express
themselves.