News stories on TV and in newspapers are very often accompanied by pictures. some people say that these pictures are more effective than words. what is your opinion about this?

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In
this
modern era, it is still essential to keep up with
news
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the news
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, whether on
TV
and
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or
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newspapers
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in newspapers
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.
Basically
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they are what keep us up to date with what happened nowadays. These
news
stories on
TV
and in newspapers are very much accompanied by
medias
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media
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,
such
as videos and especially
pictures
. These
pictures
are what help people to portray what is happening on the
news
that
currently
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being highlighted . These
pictures
are
also
being said by people to be more effective than words as they are easier to understand by looking at them. Personally, I agree with
this
statement as I felt the same way when I read the
news
about a badminton match that happened in 2010. Back at the time, a badminton match was held in Indonesia, a match between an
Indonesia
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mixed-pair
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against a Japanese
mixed-pair
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. There was an accident
happened
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that happened
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in round 2, which results
on
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an injury for the
Indoesian
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Indonesian
female player. She sprained her right leg ankle mid-match.
As a result
,
this
accident got highlighted by the
TV
news
and the
news
provided
pictures
of the accident. In my opinion, for
the
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some audiences that need visual
medias
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to imagine things better, it is really helpful for
TV
and newspaper to provide these visual
medias
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media
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on their
news
. These
pictures
also
help to catch the eyes of the
news
consumer as they are more interesting than paragraphs of words. These visual
medias
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are
also
less time-consuming to understand compared to a bunch of paragraphs of words.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • empathize
  • instantaneous comprehension
  • irrefutable evidence
  • transcend language barriers
  • overreliance
  • oversimplification
  • misinformation
  • desensitizing
  • nuance
  • in-depth analysis
  • symbiotic relationship
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