Sentence examples for effects on media from inspiring English sources

While media literacy is still a relatively new field of inquiry, a recent review on its effectiveness reported positive outcome effects on: media knowledge; criticism; perceived realism; influence; behavioural beliefs; attitudes; self-efficacy; and behaviour [ 60].

The effects on media companies are already being felt.

The effects on media plurality are a matter for the UK authorities," the EU competition commissioner, Joaquín Almunia said.

Some of the Internet's effects on media, like the growing number of multitaskers, are subtle -- although not so subtle for advertisers, who might be interested to know whether the eyeballs they are buying are simultaneously trained on two screens.

The new study was a randomized trial, rare in research on the effects of media on children.

Shaken, I logged off and sought advice from Tina Pieraccini, a communications studies professor at the State University of New York at Oswego, whose research focuses on the effects of media on women.

The aim of this paper is to synthesize existing research on the effects of media multitasking on academic performance, and to highlight implications for students and educators.

It follows that any increase in News Corp ownership of BSkyB cannot materially increase its control of the business, and that therefore the transaction can have no significant effect on media plurality.

The Law Society and Bar Council raised the prospect that the draft bill would undermine the confidentiality of legal communications, and the National Union of Journalists raised the chilling effect on media and the risk posed to the protection of journalists' sources.

The move was criticised by David Kaye, the UN special rapporteur on freedom of expression, as a "direct attack on the exercise of the right to freedom of expression in the Maldives" that "will have a strong chilling effect on media and civil society, making reporting and criticism truly risky".

Jennifer is also Associate Editor for PBS MediaShiftt, a blog which tracks the Internet's effect on media.