The effect of media Globalization
Table of Contents
1.0 Introduction 2
2.0 Definition: Globalization & Digital media 2
3.0 The Globalization of media: Switching to digital media 3
4.0 Positive Impact of globalization on Digital Media 3
5.0 Criticism / Negative Impact of globalization on Digital media 5
6.0 Conclusion 6
References: 7
1.0 Introduction
Digital media is an obvious outcome of modern science and technology. Globalization of media discourse by establishing digital media, that is, virtual world space, has created new patterns of action and new ways of interaction and social relations, which led to a complex reordering of human interaction patterns in space and time, resulting in twentieth century, an increase in public space. Globalization is now a globalization of media and communications-information companies. These large companies are concerned with growth, which means they must develop relations with other powers in the state. Therefore, can claim to act as the fourth power in the state, with a civic purpose and commitment to denouncing human rights abuses? Decisive factor that contributed to the expansion of globalization is undoubtedly the media. Mass media have recently taken a magnitude that has never met before. Internet, television, presses access to information of all people, regardless of what side of the globe they are, and with great speed. We begin today to speak more than a media culture, which compete with the traditional form of culture.
2.0 Definition: Globalization & Digital media
2.1 Globalization
Globalization is considered to be the movement of people, information, goods and service from one country to another. Globalization has led to the spread of cultures around the world and has greatly impacted them.
2.2 Digital Media
In the definition of digital media it can be said that Digital media is a form of electronic media where data are stored in digital (as opposed to analog) form. It can refer to the technical aspect of storage
1.0 Introduction 2
2.0 Definition: Globalization & Digital media 2
3.0 The Globalization of media: Switching to digital media 3
4.0 Positive Impact of globalization on Digital Media 3
5.0 Criticism / Negative Impact of globalization on Digital media 5
6.0 Conclusion 6
References: 7
1.0 Introduction
Digital media is an obvious outcome of modern science and technology. Globalization of media discourse by establishing digital media, that is, virtual world space, has created new patterns of action and new ways of interaction and social relations, which led to a complex reordering of human interaction patterns in space and time, resulting in twentieth century, an increase in public space. Globalization is now a globalization of media and communications-information companies. These large companies are concerned with growth, which means they must develop relations with other powers in the state. Therefore, can claim to act as the fourth power in the state, with a civic purpose and commitment to denouncing human rights abuses? Decisive factor that contributed to the expansion of globalization is undoubtedly the media. Mass media have recently taken a magnitude that has never met before. Internet, television, presses access to information of all people, regardless of what side of the globe they are, and with great speed. We begin today to speak more than a media culture, which compete with the traditional form of culture.
2.0 Definition: Globalization & Digital media
2.1 Globalization
Globalization is considered to be the movement of people, information, goods and service from one country to another. Globalization has led to the spread of cultures around the world and has greatly impacted them.
2.2 Digital Media
In the definition of digital media it can be said that Digital media is a form of electronic media where data are stored in digital (as opposed to analog) form. It can refer to the technical aspect of storage
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