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CENSORSHIP

/ˈsɛnsəʃɪp/

The suppression or prohibition of any parts of books, films, news, etc. that are considered obscene, politically unacceptable, or a threat to security.

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Ex: "The regulation imposes censorship on all media"

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FREEDOM OF SPEECH

 

The Times is a serious British daily newspaper

(broadsheet, quality paper)

that generally supports quite right-wing political ideas. 

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Possible concepts to use:

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TV is thought to be ... (impersonal passive)

I'd rather ..., I'm fond of ..., (preferences and likes)

I'm used to binge-watching series, I recommend watching ... (vbs + ing)

I feel overwhelmed with so much news on crime on TV (feelings)

I wish they wouldn't show ... (annoyance)

Watching too much tv causes ..., the consequence of ... (causes and consequences)

I do believe that TV is ... (emphasis)

Tabloids have been bombarding us with sensationalist news all our lives (tenses: PPC)

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monologue ON TV

El Intermedio viewing rates are high.

Audience ratings are high.

INTERACTION

Commercials brainwash consumers into buying things they don’t need.

Average audience rating (AA rating)

measure of the average number of people watching or listening to a TV or radio programme at a particular time.

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