MCOM 4003 - Steelee Harper

Tyson Foods is a big company that sells a lot of food around the world. Just like other big companies, people want to know if Tyson Foods is honest in its ads and if it cares about what people eat. Tyson Foods does its advertising, thinking about being truthful, looking out for people's health, and doing the right things for the environment. When a company makes ads, they should to be honest. Tyson Foods has a big responsibility to tell the truth in its ads about the food it sells. If the ads aren't truthful, people might not trust the company anymore. Being honest means telling the truth about where the food comes from, how it's made, and what's in it. Tyson Foods should use clear communication in its ads to make sure people understand the information about its food. Making false claims or being tricky in ads is not good. Tyson Foods needs to follow the rules to be fair and honest in its advertising. The food we eat affects our health, so Tyson Foods needs to be caref...

Tabloid media is a big part of today's news, known for its dramatic headlines and focus on celebrity gossip. Some people see it as entertaining and catering to specific interests, while others criticize it for lacking honesty and having ethical problems.  Tabloid media often uses sensationalism, which means telling exaggerated, shocking, or emotional stories to grab attention. The constant focus on celebrity lives adds to this sensationalism, with headlines shouting about scandals, relationships, and personal issues. While this attracts readers and viewers, it makes us question the ethical boundaries of journalism. Tabloid media doesn't just influence its immediate audience, it also shapes how the public sees things and helps create societal norms. The focus on shocking stories can distort reality and create unrealistic expectations, especially among young people. Celebrities become the center of public attention, and their personal lives are analyzed by everyone, possibly lea...