final exam: chapter 15 Flashcards
authoritarian theory
exists in authoritarian states that exert direct control over the media
libertarian theory
assumed individuals should be free to publish whatever they like
social responsibility theory
supports freedom from most governmental constraints to provide reliable and impartial information
soviet theory
requires media serve interests of working class and be publicly owned
revolutionary
cuba, where change is afoot (afoot? lmao? this aint sherlock)
developmental
india, where economic development is key
democratic socialist
Scandinavia, where marxist and libertarian thought has merged
public sphere
arena for rational-critical debate (Habermas), idealized conversational forum in which people discuss and debate mutual interests and societal issues
public opinion
shared views about topics that guide the public’s actions
counterpublics
public forums of resistance created by those who consider themselves excluded from or marginalized within dominant media and communication
cultural imperialism
condition that occurs when a powerful foreign country dominates a domestic media market through influx of its products
media hegemony
condition that occurs when dominant groups in society control the mass media, largely through ownership
globalization of media production
phenomenon becoming increasingly international, particularly in movie and TV coproduction
global media flow
advances in digital technology altering debate about intercultural communication, regional coexistence, and relative dominance of developed world