a means of conveying something, such as a channel of communication.

technologies of mass communication

Print Media

Broadcast Media

Digital Media

In what way does media affect the society?

global media had the tendency to homogenize culture

cultural imperialism, values and culture of a certain group overwhelm the others

consumerism

people who view media content

an isolated or segregated group or area

various bubbles people place themselves in when they are online

social media feeds shared by like-minded “_____”

one is prevented from listening to or reading opinions and information that challenge their viewpoints, making them more close-minded

abused and exploited by people in power for their own advantage

paid users who harass political opponents

Russian dictator ______ has hired armies of social media trolls to manipulate public opinion through intimidation and the spreading of fake news or “alternative facts”

He was helped win the presidency

In Turkey, pro-government trolls hack accounts and threatened his critics with violence and rape.

will be the biggest threat to be faced as globalization of media deepens

refers to the different modes of communication between

is the leading cause of the de-traditionalization of cultural norms and values, creating a post-modern culture and a culture of globalized values such as consumerism and sensationalism.

Two (2) categories of mass media in the globalization process:

colossal information institution providing countless audiences with a diverse range of news and information.

information institutions that tend to utilize the global information system’s open atmosphere to disseminate its own culture and ideology.

are a by-product of cultural globalization

a result of communication technology linking individuals throughout the globe

can be used as an instrument for establishing universal unity and democracy based on global culture.

is a manifestation of the dominance of a specific overpowering culture.

is when one culture more or less dominates other cultures.

is an imposition of culture by colonial powers as a means of political and economic control over its colony.

is undeniably an engine of cultural globalization