EXAMPLE OF

ISSUES SHOWING
THE POWER OF
MEDIA AND
INFORMATION
WHAT IS MEDIA?
- A communication outlets or
tools used to store and deliver
information or data.
- Means of communications or
communication tools like
newspapers, magazines, TV,
radio, and internet that reach or
influence people widely
WHAT IS MEDIA?
- communication channels through
which news, entertainment,
education, data, or promotional
messages are disseminated. Media
includes every broadcasting and
narrowcasting medium such as
newspapers, magazines, TV, radio,
billboards, direct mail, telephone,
fax, and internet.
WHAT IS POWER
IN MEDIA?
The mass media is a powerful
guardian of proper political
behavior because audiences
tend to trust the press, who
they believe should inform
them about government
wrongdoing and provide
proper suggestions.
 CYBER BULLYING
Bullying that takes place online, or using
electronic technology like cell phone, computers,
and tablets over communication tools including
social media sites, text messages, chat, and
websites.
Examples:
•Text messages or emails composed to insult or
demean
•Rumors or false statements spread by email or
posted on social networking sites
•Humiliating videos, photos, websites, or fake
profiles deliberately shared across social media.
COMPUTER ADDICTION
-the excessive use of computers to the
extent that it interferes with the way of
life.
- This excessive use may for instance
interfere:
• work or sleep
• end in problems with social interaction
• Affect mood
• Relationship
 CYBER CRIME
- The use of computer as an instrument to further
illegal ends.
- It is a criminal activity or a crime that involves the
internet, a computer system, or a computer
technology
- 10175 or “Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012”
which completely address crimes committed
against and by means of computer system on 12
September 2012.
Examples:
* Cyber squatting * Computer related identity theft
* Cyber sex
HOW TO
COMBAT
DIGITAL
ISSUES
AVOID EXCESSIVE COMPUTER
USAGE
• limit your time on the computer
• Only use the computer for
necessary tasks
• Limit where you can use the
computer
• Finding other ways to spend
your time
 PREVENT CYBER
BULLYING
• Educate yourself
• Pause before you post
• Raise awareness
• Set up privacy controls
• Log out your accounts on public
computers
• Don’t be a cyber bully
NETIQUETTE
- A set of rules for behaving
properly online
- Respecting other user’s view
and displaying common
courtesy when posting
- Combination of “net” (from
internet) and “etiquette”
REMEMBER THE
HUMAN
ADHERE TO THE SAME
STANDARDS OF BEHAVIOR
ONLINE THAT YOU FOLLOW
IN REAL LIFE
MAKE YOURSELF
LOOK GOOD ONLINE
SHARE EXPERT
KNOWLEDGE
HELP KEEP FLAME WARS
UNDER CONTROL
 RESPECT OTHER
PEOPLE’S PRIVACY
DON’T ABUSE
YOUR POWER
BE FORGIVING OF
OTHER PEOPLE’S
MISTAKES