Media control...believe it!
Please Pause and read the Description. Television is only one of their tools of enslavement. Why would you allow your children to be programmed in this way? ...
By: JonathanTaylor95
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Last night in Peachtree City, Georgia, I got to sit in the backseat of a VW Phaetonthe cheapest Bentley I've ever seenfor the first time. That pleased my inner automotive cheapskate. We served pizza and beers to Jalopnik and Gizmodo readers, showed clips from our new TV show, and debated the future legality of commercial drone flights. And that was before we even had the 2013 SRT Viper GTS in hand, since Jalopnik's Travis Okulski was bringing it back from the NASCAR Hall of Fame, where we'd left him when the drop-off from SRT was a little late since they hit weather.
Speaking of which: check out that setup they're swinging at the NASCAR headquarters' social media control room. It's mostly just a big matrix of monitors with a couple of touch screens to switch between live mentions of all the drivers, in case they want to go all DEFCON on NASCAR, but it's really well put together and super attractive. (I especially like all the bezel-less displays I've been seeing in studios the last couple of days; I think I like it better than the plastic bezels of consumer HDTVs.)
One more thing about that NASCAR control booth: What's gonna happen when Twitter shutters Tweetdeck? Here's yet another example of people spending tons of money using Twitter as a tool for their business while Twitter (the company) simultaneously shutters their professional-grade tools. Silly.
We're on to Houston, Texas tonight for another #SRTxSW meetup with the Jalopnik crew at The Cellar Bar at 7:00 PM (look for the white Grand Cherokee and red Viper outside). Let us buy you a beer while we show you our fancy borrowed cars and show you some clips of the show before it premieres on Monday, March 18th at 10:20PM on BBC America after the season finale of Top Gear.
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Church Media Control Corner
By: Austin Jewsbury
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Church Media Control Corner - Video
Matt, 21, Slater, 13, and Jackson Lloyd, 17, watch YouTube videos together in their home. Streaming controls are a high priority in the Lloyd home, as well as teaching about positive media consumption.
Marci Lloyd
CEDAR HILLS It's like any other weeknight for the Lloyd family. Seventeen-year-old Jackson sits on the couch in the family room watching his favorite show via his Netflix account. Thirteen-year-old Slater listens to music on his iPod while doing homework at the table. And their mother, Marci, sends an email from the laptop next to him.
And though Marci Lloyd's oldest isn't in the room with her he's most likely watching YouTube videos with roommates, while attending Brigham Young University she doesn't worry about the media her boys are consuming.
Because of media controls she and her husband, Dan, have implemented in their home, and the education on the potential dangers of media specifically of streaming media they have provided, the Lloyds have worked to protect and prepare their children to make wise decisions about what they watch, especially when no controls are in place.
As technology and personal devices continue to become more advanced, the content available for access at any time or place increases. On YouTube alone more than 4 billion hours of video are watched every month, with 72 hours of video uploaded to the site every minute. From music videos to do-it-yourself craft tutorials to television clips, YouTube has it all and more.
For those more interested in streaming full-length movies and television shows on demand, Netflix is a popular option, along with Hulu, Amazon Prime, Vimeo and many others. With more than 27 million subscribers for its streaming service just in the U.S., Netflix's ever-growing library continues to feed consumers what they want, right when they want it. As Netflix continues to gather in-depth data on people's watching habits, the world may soon have shows tailored specifically to what each viewer wants.
Kids can now view media just as easily at school on a friend's phone as at home surfing the Web with a parent behind one shoulder. Though TV ratings and V-chip technology have been around since the mid-1990s, such controls are, in many ways, ineffectual in today's world of always available streamed media.
Because of the free and easy-to-access content now available on a variety of devices, families must actively deal with the issue of what is appropriate for children.
"I feel like, if you aren't conscientious about what (your children) watch, you're just throwing your kids to the wolves; you're just allowing the whole entire world to influence your kids' values," Lloyd said. "We just don't want the Internet in our kids' hands with the whole world around but us."
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Streaming safety: Education is the best media control for families
Argan News Media Control Your Tongue ,,,,,....BOUI
BEWARE OF GOD AND BOUI ...THERE ARE 5 CASES WHICH WILL TAKE YOU TO JAIL WHEN YOU TALK WRONG OR WHEN YOU HURT OTHER S .......
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Argan News Media Control Your Tongue ,,,,,....BOUI - Video