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?
News
stories and newspapers go along with
pictures
. According to
some people
, pictures
are more effective than words
. In my perspective, graphics remain in mind for a longer period of time
as compared to words
or sayings because of human psychology.
We remember things for long periods which is not common. Pictures
are not as common as words
as we listen to words
more than we saw
Wrong verb form
see
pictures
that's why pictures
are commonly used in news
channels
. For instance
, I remember the scene when Benazir was assaulted in 2008 it is just because of the video
that I had watched on the PTV news
channel but at the same time
, I do not remember the news
that I had listened to two days ago because there were no videos related to that news
. So, we can say that with the use of pictures
, news
channels
can tell news
to people
that they can remember for a long time
.
By using visuals news
channels
can convey their message with proof and they can be more clear
Correct word choice
clearer
also
with the use of pictures
no one is going to doubt your statements because visuals are proof of your words
anyone who watches the news
will not believe a statement told by a news
anchor until or unless he/ she watches some sort of video
or picture. For example
, when Imran Khan was arrested for his wrong accusations of Zadari. This
news
was cast on various news
channels
but no one believed this
news
of both wrong accusations and his arrest. Eventually, a news
channel by the name ARY uploaded a video
that was taken at the time
of Imran Khan's arrest and suddenly the majority of people
started believing his arrest but still, people
did not believe that Imran Khan accused someone because there was no any kind of video
or picture. So, we can say that videos or pictures
can make people
start believing statements that anchors say on television.
In conclusion, we can say that by using visuals people
remember the news
for a long time
at the same time
people
believe the news
without any doubt.Submitted by Haris Khan on
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