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The document discusses the significant impact of online media on the Philippine democracy, emphasizing its potential to enhance political engagement and awareness among citizens. It highlights the necessity for both the government and society to adapt to technological advancements while ensuring that digitalization supports democratic values rather than undermines them. Despite the rise of new media platforms like Facebook and YouTube, traditional political structures remain largely unchanged, indicating that new sources of information do not automatically alter established political interests.

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The document discusses the significant impact of online media on the Philippine democracy, emphasizing its potential to enhance political engagement and awareness among citizens. It highlights the necessity for both the government and society to adapt to technological advancements while ensuring that digitalization supports democratic values rather than undermines them. Despite the rise of new media platforms like Facebook and YouTube, traditional political structures remain largely unchanged, indicating that new sources of information do not automatically alter established political interests.

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Tiara Nicole P.

Aquino
BSED III ENGLISH

Unmistakably, online media fundamentally impacts the direction of the Philippine


majority rules system. When used the correct way, the "availability" it encourages can upgrade
political commitment inside the commonwealth, which then, at that point, can raise the degree
of political awareness of residents. However, given the ease and dynamism of advanced
innovation, tracking down the "right way" is unavoidably a course of reexamination. First of all,
web insightful Filipinos should acknowledge that more open exchange and authentic pondering
with regards to policy-driven issues are gainful to the vote-based development of the country.
The public authority, then again, should completely perceive that innovation itself assumes an
enormous part in securing and maintaining the sacred privileges of Filipinos in the advanced
world. Hence, it is an officeholder upon the public authority to stay up with innovative turns of
events and recalibrate the internet-related approaches appropriately.
The reality of the situation however is understanding that the impacts of digitalization on just
qualities, for example, the right to speak freely of discourse and law and order are as yet
progressing. Yet, dangers to majority rule foundations delivered by advanced innovations keep
on developing. Subsequently, polite society, the business area (counting tech organizations that
own web-based media stages), and legislatures should continue with great confidence talk on
this very issue to ensure that online media upgrades the majority rules system, not subverts it.
The new media, interestingly, energizes individual communication and the free progression of
sentiments. Closely held individual beliefs and basic trades are not typical components of
Philippine political enrollment with its accentuation on compliance, congruity, and pecking
order. Party strategy is the right of pioneers who infrequently permit contradict by customary
individuals. Support legislative issues guarantee devotees their prizes as long as they keep on
supporting the supporter. For the new media to fundamentally influence governmental issues,
its design needs to transform from a top-down to a base framework. At the end of the day, the
political construction should permit the perspectives and interests of conventional individuals
to shape strategy. The 17 new media absolutely works with the free progression of assessments
and its belongings are gradually influencing the public mindset. Facebook and YouTube are
currently regularly referenced as markers of popular assessment. Most legislators know about
Tiara Nicole P. Aquino
BSED III ENGLISH
these wellsprings of data and are starting to change their practices to address these worries.
They currently normally join Facebook, have their own sites, and even vlog. However, the last
outcomes of these new types of political movements have not yet changed the political scene.
The last hold its conventional construction, showing that new wellsprings of data don't really
change grounded political interests. `

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