It has a political, humanitarian and cultural aspect. The news is displayed with a visual element and this helps me, personally, to grasp the situation more easily when I see it, rather than when I read it. Thanks to the great power of television and its ubiquity, news reaches the maximum number of people around the world. In this way, television helps people stay more connected. Its main purpose is not to discuss certain events, but to present the latest information and be the first to do so. Furthermore, the films, shown on TV, are short and informative and present the most important aspect of the day in an interesting way. Often the protagonists are people in need or someone who has violated their human rights. This usually arouses our sympathy and reaches the hearts of many people. Furthermore, television programs analyze current affairs and give an opportunity to renowned people of the society, who are well educated and have analytical thinking and sharp ideas to express their opinion. Finally, television can tell us immediately if something has happened, while with newspapers, for example, the process is much longer and more complex. We can only become aware of a certain event after a