Well so what, everybody does.
"Michael Keaton is the greatest actor to play Batman"
"Michael Keaton is the greatest actor to play Batman"
"The name “iSnack 2.0” is serious threat to Australian culture"
"Climate change remains to be an invention of the media"
"Invasive shop assistants should get sacked"
The entire world is sown together with masses of opinion. It forms the basis for our interactions. It represents the self everywhere because it is a tiny bit of us being passed on to people everywhere. Cool huh? Not really because your probably wondering how in the world did you find yourself on a page that’s not either an illegal music harvest, adult content or a YouTube video of elephants playing the flute.
Well let me separate the masses here.
I’m going to blog about information that intends to help you understand yours and others opinions that little more deeply than the usual pop culture insults that pervade the Internet (once you do a bit of Googling, you'll realise that not much theory has been produced on the subject of opinion in the context of media). Who knows, it might even give you inspiration to pursue a career in opinion journalism. Because unless you didn’t know, opinion is a highly valued entity in the world of media. The modern day broadsheets in Australia are full of subjective thought and as they have made that move to the online domain, the opportunities are becoming even more abundant and rewarding. Yes, that’s right; people will pay you to speak your mind, tastefully.
Still interested?
Still interested?
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