Media Criticism

Please answer these 5 questions and add a lot of evidence and quotes from the readings of them as well. I am not able to attach 4/5 of the reading materials. Please make sure you write down the question and answer it below the question.   1. Describe two ways that surveillance can be productive, according to Mark Andrejevic. How does digital surveillance exacerbate this dynamic?   Reading: Mark Andrejevic, “The Work of Being Watched: Interactive Media and the Exploitation of Self-Disclosure.”     2. Tom McCourt and Patrick Burkart contend that the Napster case disproved the Internet Nirvana theory and transformed the Internet from “a network-enabled community of freely participating individuals” to something controlled by the recording industry oligopoly. Discuss two ways that the recording industry accomplished this, according to McCourt and Burkart.   Reading Tom McCourt and Patrick Burkart, “When Creators, Corporations and Consumers Collide: Napster and the Development of Online Music Distribution.” 3. In his chapter from Television and the Public Sphere, Peter Dahlgren four areas to analyze how the media plays a role in shaping the public sphere. Describe two of those four. Reading: Peter Dahlgren, “Mediating Democracy” 1–23. 4. What are two examples of sphericules that Stuart Cunningham describes in his essay to argue that these “share the characteristics of the classically conceived public sphere?” Reading: Stuart Cunningham, “Popular Media as Public ‘Sphericules’ for Diasporic Communities.” 5. Discuss two ways that Sasha Torres addresses the way television has portrayed race as a problem, either in historical examples of television programs or in the episode of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition about Sweet Alice Harris. Reading: Sasha Torres, “Television and Race,” in Janet Wasko, ed. A Companion to Television, Malden, Mass.: Blackwell, 2005. (Attached)