GLOBAL MEDIA CULTURES Flashcards
corporations or entities globally engaged in media production and/or distribution
GLOBAL MEDIA
international community formed by the contasts interaction between citizens of various country and bound by shares cultural experiences, transcending geographical distance and actual physical contact
GLOBAL VILLAGE
refers to a community formed by like-minded individuals bound by common interests, shared aspiration and collective identity. coined by BENEDICT ANDERSON
IMAGINED COMMUNITY
gap in technological skills between those who have access and those who do not
DIGITAL DIVIDE
“Globalization could not occur without media.
Globalization and media act in concert and that
the two have partnered throughout the whole of
human history. From cave paintings to papyrus to
printing presses to television to Facebook, media
have made globalization possible.”
JACK LULE
Advances in media, such as television, computers,
and cell phones, combined with changes in
migration patterns, changed the world. The two
‘diacritics’ - media and migration - fundamentally
changed human life and gave rise to
globalization.”
ARJUN APPADURAI
elecnts onto nake globalization possible according to Arjun Appadurai
MEDIA AND MIGRATION
people were talking about the harmful
influence of comic books, radio, and film. They were
worried about young people reading violent comics,
voters hearing propaganda over the radio, and
couples disappearing into dark movie theatres
1920s
Globalization combined with the evolution of
media technology created the conditions under
which the globe itself can now be understood as…
IMAGINED COMMUNITY
FIVE TIME PERIODS OF
MEDIA EVOLUTION
ORAL SCRIPT PRINT ELECTRONIC DIGITAL
the oldest and most enduring of all
media
ORAL COMMUNICATION
speech developed into language, this allowed
humans to cooperate. it allowed people to transmit knowledge,
information, culture, and beliefs.
ORAL COMMUNICATION
Language relies on human
memory which is limited and not always perfect
TRUE
Language was essential but imperfect. Distance
causes trouble for oral communication. Time also
causes difficulties.
TRUE
allowed humans to communicate and share knowledge and ideas over much larger spaces and across much longer times
SCRIPT
This started the ‘information revolution’ and transformed communities, markets, governments,and societies.
PRINTING PRESS
changed the very nature of knowledge. It preserved and standardized knowledge.
PRINTING PRESS