What are organizational structures in the news by neil postman

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Neil Postman considered the organizational structures in the news as the way media outlets chooses its stories in order to create more drama and capture more attention from the audiences. He thinks there is something fake in the production of the news that he calls "theatrical" in order to add drama to the broadcasting of the news.

That is why some news stories include music to dramatize the moment. He also considers that the figure of the anchorman, the host of the news, is fixed to always appear in the same way: calmed, with good appearance, voice, and manners.

it was the battle of midway (june 4-7 1942), in which was an american decisive victory against the japanese navy. americans lost one aircraft carrier, one destroyer and 150 planes. japan lost 4 aircraft carriers, 1 heavy cruiser and 248 planes. american casualties were 307 and japanese casualties were 3057. japan never recovered from its loses and after midway the americans started getting the upper hand in the pacific war.