Global Media Cultures

Question 1

• The importing or exchange of information
  by speaking , writing, or using some other
  medium; the successful conveying or
  sharing of ideas and feelings.

Answer 1

Communication

Question 2

refer to the way in which media content
is created, distributed, and consumed across the world. With the rise of digital technologies and the internet, media has become a global phenomenon, crossing borders and connecting people from different cultures and backgrounds. involve the exchange of ideas, values, and beliefs through various media platforms, including television, radio, film, music, social media, and the internet

Answer 2

Global Media Cultures

Question 3

It refers to a corporations or entities
globally engaged in media production
and/or distribution.

Answer 3

Global Media

Question 4

It refers to an international community
formed by constant interaction between
citizens of various country and bound by
shared cultural experiences, transcending
geographical distance and actual physical
contact.

Answer 4

Global Village

Question 5

It refers to a community formed by likeminded individuals bound by common
interests, shared aspirations, collective
identity and the like.

Answer 5

Imagined Community

Question 6

It is a gap in technological skills between
those who have ready access to computers
and other digital devices, and the internet,
and those who do not.

Answer 6

Digital divide

Question 7

Relating to, using, or storing data or
information in the form of digital signals;
involving or relating to the use of computer
technology.

Answer 7

Digital

Question 8

Having or operating with components such
as microchips and transistors that control
and direct electric currents.

Answer 8

Electronic

Question 9

The main means of mass communication
(broadcasting, publishing, and the internet)
regarded collectively.

Answer 9

Media

Question 10

Newspapers or journalists viewed
collectively.

Answer 10

Press

Question 11

Media channels which transmit information
basically through radio or television and
recently, internet through social networking
sites and other search engines and web
explorers.

Answer 11

Broadcast media

Question 12

Means of mass communication in the form of
printed publications, such as newspapers
and magazines.

Answer 12

Print media

Question 12

Media channels that convey a message/s
through creative activity that are performed
in front of an audience, such as music,
dance and drama.

Answer 12

Performing arts media

Question 12

was popularized by
Marshall McLuhan in the 1960s and refers to the idea
that advancements in communication and
transportation technologies have made the world
more interconnected, resulting in a sense of a smaller, more tightly-knit community

Answer 12

Global Village

Question 12

Handwriting as distinct from print, written
characters, writing using a particular
alphabet; an automated series of
instructions carried out in a specific order

Answer 12

Script

Question 13

is dominated by a core of advance
countries while third world countries remain at
the periphery of the system with little control over
their economic and political development.

Answer 13

global economic
system

Question 14

are key
actors in this system, producing goods, controlling
markets, and disseminating products using similar
techniques.

Answer 14

Multinational or Trans-national Corporations

Question 15

with the concept of “globalization”
suggests “interconnection and interdependency of all
global areas” happening “in a far less purposeful way.”

Answer 15

Imperialism

Question 16

re-conceptualized as media
imperialism despites its weakness it remains a useful
perspective because it can be used to analyze the
extent to which some national actors have more impact than others on global culture and therefore are shaping and reshaping cultural values, identities, and perceptions.

Answer 16

Cultural Imperialism