Currently, more and more people are using media not only to obtain information but also to focus on celebrities. The media devotes too much time to celebrity culture and should instead spend more time highlighting the lives of everyday people. Issues such as inflation and unemployment affect many individuals who struggle to afford rent or provide education for their children.
Typically, governments implement policies to assist those unable to make ends meet, but this information often goes unnoticed on the internet. For example, many elderly individuals live alone without financial support or anyone to care for them. How do they access information from the government? As mentioned earlier, the increasing use of media presents an opportunity to draw attention to the struggles of these elderly individuals. If they received coverage in the media, society would take their issues more seriously.
Moreover, individuals who engage with media often generate ideas to help those in need, such as the homeless or elderly. They interact with these groups, share their experiences, and create videos or posts on social media. Some also produce content about homeless animals, like dogs and cats, which can attract significant attention from both the public and government agencies.
In conclusion, media could be more effectively utilized to focus on the everyday people who need help. Similarly, governments should prioritize support for these individuals