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No, the government should leave the Media deregulated
· Have you ever heard of the right to 'Free Speech'?
· The Media only reflects what society as a whole does
· Governments only make matters worse by introducing bureaucracy - they don't really improve a situation
· True change needs to come from within and not be imposed from without
https://busyteacher.org/21914-debate-should-the-media-be-regulated-by-the.html
FOCUS ON GRAMMAR 
Breaking News! (Passive Voice in Use)
1. Open the brackets and use passive voice.
2. Create your own news in each column and read them before your group.
| International News! More than 2.500 people ____________ (kill) during the earthquake in Iran. The earthquake measured 6.7 on the Richter’s scale. | Gossip Column New scandalous photos of Gabriella Hunt ____________ (upload) online recently! |
| Sports News The world 100 meters record____________ (break) the second time this week. | TV Guide A new episode of Sponge Bob ____________ (shoot) our town this month! |
| Science A new planet ____________ (find) in the constellation Aquarius. The planet ____________ (find) by astronomers in California last week | Readers’ Letters I wonder if anybody can answer my question. How much lipstick ____________ (eat)on average by a woman every year? |
FOCUS ON SPEAKING
Part 1
Round- table discussion
Situation 1: The roundtable participants discuss “The impact of television media on the development of the armed conflicts”. Foreign politicians attend accompanied the discussion accompanied by interpreters.
Situation 2: “Journalism and satire: A discussion of the responsibilities and risks”
Part 2
Debate
Debate about whether or not the media can truly influence the way we think and feel.
Part 3