3. The media world
has changed
Phones are no longer just for making calls.
TV sets no longer pull in content just from
antennas, satellites or cables. (1)
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5. I use my
phone to
watch TV
Ms. McFee, 19, has never owned a
television set, nor do 90% of her
friends at school (4)
“it’s unnecessary,”
she said, “almost a
waste of space.” (4)
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6. I need my
phone to
social
Photo created by DANIEL CALABRETTA
More than 19 million Canadians are now logging onto Facebook at
least once every month — that’s more than half the population —
while 14 million check their newsfeed every single day (7)
7. I use my
phone for
online
shopping
The Internet is becoming more mobile, allowing for connections
through multiple platforms, making online purchasing even more
convenient, particularly for digitally delivered services. (9)
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8. 78% of men are familiar with the
concept of a selfie (8)
79% of women are familiar with the
concept of a selfie (8)
I
use my
phone to
take
photos
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15. PhUBBING?
It’s the act of snubbing someone in a social setting by
looking at your phone instead of paying attention.
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Phone
+
Snubbing
=
Phubbing
16. Since when we start taking photos with
our heart and mind - careless ?
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18. What toy did you play when you were 1 year old?
A one-year-old girl sweeps her fingers across an iPad‘s touchscreen, shuffling
groups of icons. In the following scenes she appears to pinch, swipe and prod
the pages of paper magazines as though they too were screens. (13)
Did we
change the
world or
did the
TECHNOLOGY
changed
us
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19. Did we
change the
world or
did the
TECHNOLOGY
changed
us
BOOKS E-BOOKS
"Only when you get an e-book do you start to miss it. I don't think e-book
manufacturers have thought enough about how you might visualize where
you are in a book.” (3)
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21. Since when we only social ONLINE ?
Did we
change the
world or
did the
TECHNOLOGY
changed
us
I remember this eerie feeling that our family’s way
of being a family felt like it was slipping away as
our home computer and phones began to
dominate our children’s Zme and a[enZon,”(5)
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23. “Let’s be Facebook friends.”
“NO! Let’s be friends in the REAL world!”
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24. Works Cited
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Oct. 2016.
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_r=0
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