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02/17/2020
■Class discussion: Does seeing an online animated GIF from a show such as “The Bachelor” make you more likely to watch that program on television? Why or why not? Why are television programs sharing GIFs online or even including animated GIFs on their shows? Is the growth of internet use threatening traditional television producers? Do you find most animated GIFs to be entertaining or are they more often silly or boring? Do you spend more time online or watching regularly programmed TV shows?
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