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Thursday, October 7, 2010

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Hi, my name is Alyse Ellis. I originally created this blog as an assignment for my English 1311 class. The main purpose of this is to record my research on TV addiction over a specific amount of time. This is a topic that i believe everyone should take intrest in. The amount of people who are involved with this addiction is shocking. Please feel free to leave questions, comments, or opinions. Any thoughts on this subject are greatly appreciated.
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Alyse Ellis

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Media Addiction

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Addiction

Borrowed from: http://cogentnaveen.blogspot.com/2008/12/television-repercussions-see-unseen.html