Annotated Bibliography by Kapil Muradhia Professor

Kapil Muradhia Professor- Danielle Cochran English-101. 600 September sixteenth 2012 Annotated Bibliography In 20th century, any human being on the body politic is familiar with tv set, internet and other form of media. We can see the ready of these forms of the electronic media in our daily life. It is helpful to us in upsurge of ways. The following(a) bibliography reveals the different aspects of electronic media. Bissel, Tom. particular Lives Why Video Games offspring They formulate I offer with Readings. Eds. Cathy Birkenstein, Russel Durst, Gerald Graff.New York W. W. Norton & Comp whatsoever, 2012. 349-362. Tom Bissell in Extra Lives Why Video Games Matter emphasize the importance of video games in our life. Tom supports his affection with the video games by telling his story with a popular video game Fallout-3. He also compargons different modes of entertainment, corresponding movies and novels, with video games. jibe to Tom, Storytelling is the most important thing for the movies, novels and video games, only video games storytelling is counterfeit.Tome states, even though the video games are frustrating near measures but he will keep returning to this form of entertainment. Gladwell, Malcolm. refined Change Why the Revolution Will Not Be Tweeted They Say I Say with Readings. Eds. Cathy Birkenstein, Russel Durst, Gerald Graff. New York W. W. Norton & Company, 2012. 312-328. Print. Malcolm Gladwell in his article secondary Change Why the Revolution Will Not Be Tweeted explains the buck that why we dont need to tweet the transmutation on social media.To prove his point, he takes the example of a Black conversion from 1960. Malcolm points out, how a revolution started by four students became huge without the help of any social media. Malcolm also believes in power of social media. Any revolution can turn into bigger size, if social media is used, according to Malcolm. Malcolm states that Facebook and Twitter are tools for keeping up with the people you would never meet or following the people you never met. Stein,Jeannine. Watching T. V Shortens Life Span, Study Finds.Los Angeles Times. Los Angeles Times, January 12, 2010. Web. January 18, 2010. In ceremonial occasion T. V Shortens Life Span, Study Finds Jeannine Stein reveals the fact that how watching T. V every(prenominal) day is shortening our life span. Australian boldness Association conducted a study on 8800 men and women and they found that eighty five percent of them, who were watching T. V for one hour every day, were patient of obesity and diabetes. Jeannine says that watching T. V for one hour every day will raise the risk of dying from cardiovascular malady by 18%.Jeannine believes that we need to spend our time in some physical activities rather than sitting in front of T. V. Johnson, Steven. Watching T. V Makes You Smarter They Say I Say with Readings. Eds. Cathy Birkenstein, Russel Durst, Gerald Graff. New York W. W. Norton & Compa ny, 2012. 277-294. Print. Watching T. V. Makes You Smarter by Steven Johnson is an idea that if we watch T. V, it will make us smarter. In coif to support his idea, Steven is comparing the different television shows shown in different time period in the United States television history.Steven is trying to prove, what is good for our children and what is not. Steven believes that television is a tool of brain enhancement. Steven states that instead of keeping the kids away from savage shows or tawdry content, the real challenge for the parents should be whether a given show engages or sedates the mind. Steven believes that smart culture is not something that we force on our children, it is something we share. Stevens, Dana. Think Outside The Idiot Box They Say I Say with Readings. Eds. Cathy Birkenstein, Russel Durst, Gerald Graff.New York W. W. Norton & Company, 2012 295-298. Print. Dana Stevens Thinking outside the Idiot Box is a huge criticism of the idea that watching TV m akes us smarter. Dana believes that if watching TV makes us smarter then we need to watch a megabucks of TV or watching TV should be the only thing to do in our life. Dana states that grown-ups should be trusted to judge their own shows. According to Dana, she would love to watch a lot of TV, if she gets paid for it. Dana thinks that the idea of considering the T. V. as tool of brain enhancement is hilarious.