
Television was first invented for
entertainment. It came out in black and white and as it advanced, colors were
added and resolution became better. The diversities of shows on TV also
expanded. This allowed new industry to pop up, and this industry proved to be
successful. Celebrities that appear on TV are idolized by people. People spend
a large amount of money every year to download their favorite artist’s music,
attend a concert, or watch movies. As time passes, we spend more time in the
entertainment industry.
Because celebrities are idolized
in TV, some people have desires to become like them. Just because they are
wearing some brand clothes, people will start buying them. This is not the only
thing people modify from the TV. Advertisement that is shown between shows
influence people to buy certain products. Most of the time people don’t notice
how much this influences our choice, but advertisements greatly affect our
lives. This is why many companies pay thousands of dollars to have their
products advertised on TV. Advertisement is an effective way of making more
profit, because almost every one, at least in America, watches TV very often.

A problem with television is that it makes people accept what is on TV
without being skeptical about it. News shapes our opinion of the economy. This
shouldn’t be so. Many of the programs that we see today are actually biased and
provide only little bit of the information. Some are even interpreted in a
wrong way which causes misunderstandings. Because we have watched televisions
ever since we were little, we tend to believe any information on television
without doubting them.
When we are little, we did not have our own telephone. But we did have
televisions where we could watch Dora and other programs. Through television,
we were able to communicate with fake characters that we thought were real.
They shaped our childhood and provided us with memories. This is what the
television can do and the telephone cannot. Television not only provided us
with entertainment but also memories to cherish. Even though televisions have many
faults, I think that they affect our lives more than the telephone.
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