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Howard Beale

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Jay analyzes the character Howard Beale from the film 'Network' as a representation of the anger and agitation produced by media control.

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  1. Jay describes Howard Beale as a satirical figure who critiques the truthfulness of news media, presenting himself as a prophet-like character while acknowledging the false prophets providing information.

  2. Jay analyzes the character Howard Beale from the film 'Network' as a representation of the anger and agitation produced by media control.

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