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Find the essay below.
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Media refers to the several ways in which information is communicated to people in mass. Some channels through which such pieces of information are conveyed include; the newspapers, internet, television. The advent of media can be traced backed to the 15th century when the first printing press was produced by Johannes Gutenberg. This enabled the typing of books and newspapers which could reach a farther audience. The radio which is an important means of communication was invented early on in the 20th century and the first electronic television was invented in 1927. In recent times, the advent of the internet has made mass communication even much easier.
Prior to the evolution of media, communication to a large group of people was not easy and fast as we have it today. Communities gathered in their numbers to get information from a source. Emissaries were sent to deliver letters across great distances.
Today, a lot of changes have come along with the media which have also affected the values and norms in society. In African society, for example, styles of dressings have changed as trendy styles from the western world that are promoted by the media, have been adopted. Beliefs and ideologies which were mainly superstitious have been enhanced through the media to become more rational. Religion has also been affected as the traditional religions are not widely practiced while Christianity and Islam which find wide coverage in the media have been adopted. All of these give credence to the fact that media has shaped the values and norms in many societies.
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Windows ME which originally meant Windows Millennium Edition. It was released in 2000. However, due to its poor functionality and efficiency, it appeared like it was rushed on the part of Microsoft to release the latest Operating System at the time. This led to some impacts on both the users and Microsoft.
1. On the Users' part: it was considered the most hated edition. Some even renamed it "Windows Mistake Edition." Users quickly dumped it for a later edition of Microsoft OS which was "Windows XP."
2. On Microsoft's part: it badly affected their reputation in the market at that period. It was the launch of Windows XP and later window 7 that revived the good reputation of Microsoft going forward.
