The clichés along the media platforms

The clichés along the media platforms

The clichés along the media platforms have of the late been misused with them making the ideas they present be irritating and losing value due to the constant repetition of the same thing, thus making it’s content irrelevant. my topic was derived as a measure of evaluation as to whether the cliché in the Media is positive or negative(Christensen)

In my discussion, I am focused on the assessment of the following

Does the use of the same event or idea by the media creating relevance to the viewers or listeners or the development of boredom?

Is the media expected to rely on clichés in its Performance to create its relevance or adopt other measures?

What modifications are the media expected to adopt when using platitude for maintenance of their relevance?

My interest in this topic has been realized and developed by the urge to create an environment in the media fraternity that is entertaining to clients compared to the creation of boredom that is created by the aspect of the topic. I am also curious and determined to the situation and thus provide a lasting solution that needs to be adopted by the media in ensuring that the setbacks of the clichés do not underrate their entertaining perception to the viewers (Wagman)

Currently am conversant with the idea that the Media is losing its value among many of its fans. Since the users regard the platform as being more repetitive in the events, they are presenting this creating a lack of interest among the viewers due to the boredom created.in my topic am anticipating to evaluate what and why, is the platitude prevalent in the media fraternity, and get the relevant measures that are applicable in the reduction or even preceding of clichés in the media to support its entertainment relevance. (Wagman)

To ensure I exhaustively handle the cliché problem that is rapidly eating up the prominence of the media. I plan to approach the viewers and conduct personal interviews evaluating the expectations and the recommendations they expect to ensure that repetition is not affecting their interest in the media platforms (Christensen).

Work cited

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Christensen, Christian. “My First Piece about Social Media: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.” Social Media + Society, vol. 1, no. 1, Apr. 2015, p. 205630511558048, doi:10.1177/2056305115580485.

Wagman, Liad. “Good News or Bad News? Social Media and Employee Screening in Competitive Labor Markets.” SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014, doi:10.2139/ssrn.2377849.