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Media plays an important role in society by helping spread information and bring people together globally. It has both advantages like increasing awareness and entertainment, as well as disadvantages. Media impacts society by influencing knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors. It functions as an information flow and interpreter, as well as a watchdog. The media has a duty to be truthful, fair, and objective while following ethics codes. It holds powerful strength in its ability to enact social and political change. There is a responsibility to improve the media sector for a better future.
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