Topic 1: Manupulation of images in advertising is justified in order to make a message stronger. Topic 2: Idealised images of models in media can have a positive effect on ordinary people. Topic 3: The media should focus more on the lives of ordinary people rather than on famous people. by

2025-05-14 13:49:11 UTC

Topic 1: Even though some magazines do this, it is not a good way to attract attention. Despite such manipulation leads to higher income, magazine owners should avoid it.

But what I hate most is fake headlines with loud claims

2025-05-14 13:49:33 UTC

I choose Topic 2.

Here are my reasons for that.

These days the media is full of stories of celebrities' private lives: their relationships, rows, problems with weight and so on. In fact, the public are tired of getting this type of gossip. They want more possitive energy to encourage them to do the right things which can benefit their lives.

It could be argued that some celebrities are willing to get more attention through exposuring their privacy on the media.

2025-05-14 13:49:45 UTC

There are some disadvantages about the point that idealised images of models in media can have a positive effect on ordinary people. First of all, these images are usually beautified and edited excessively, creating an non-realistic ones.

2025-05-14 13:51:40 UTC

The media should focus more on the lives of ordinary people rather than on famous people.

Although it is eye-catching to post about celebrities, it is still important to pay attention to the real people's life.