Audience and Genre

• Manufacturing Company Workers - They will care about this issue because this issue could result in the loss of their jobs in the future. They may attempt to get people involved in order to try to get legislation to pass to control the usage of robots in the workplace, etc.
• Blue collar magazine - This would be in the form of an article so people would be interested in reading about it. 
• MotorTrend
• Car and Driver
• The Family Handyman
• All of these magazines are aimed at blue collar workers. These workers may work in areas that robots could be implemented in in the near future.
• A specific companies employees - This would be in the form of a newsletter to try to inform the workers of the specific issue at hand. 
• Volkswagen Employee (Bob King, President of International Union, UAW
• GM Employee
• The automotive industry is already greatly affected by robotics. A good way to reach these people would be to get someone from the company involved and spread the information about the upbringing of robots. 
• General Engineering College Students - These students will care because robotics takes all sorts of engineering. From creation involving software engineering, to development with electrical and mechanical engineers, to production with SIE, all aspects of engineers are involved. Getting news of robots to engineering students would be successful because they would all be interested in the topic.
• Newsletter to the Engineering Students - This would be a fast way to reach many students who would be interested in the topic of robots.
• Engineering Student Council (Arizona)
• College of Engineering Newsletter (ASU)
• Article in the school paper - Not everyone reads the paper, but for those who do, the word about robots could spread and there may be a select few who could take action and raise even greater awareness of robots in the future. 
• The Daily Wildcat
• The Tech