Lesson 10: Global Media Cultures Flashcards

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It explores the relationship between the media, culture and globalization

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Global Media Cultures

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It is the exchange of ideas and thoughts through verbal and nor verbal means which prevails across international borders

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Global IDEAS and COMMUNICATION

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It is the ability to provide and access information across different ethnicity

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Global COMMUNICATION

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Refers to social life where individuals gather to discuss societal issues. (E.g. newspapers, magazines, radio and television)

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Public sphere

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5
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Who coined “public sphere”? He referred to it as an imaginary community with no identifiable space.

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JÜRGEN HABERMAS

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The idea that government laws must be enacted or with the guide of public sphere.

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Public sphere theory

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HABERMAS defined the public sphere as?

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“society engaged in critical public debate”

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Set of strategies designed to persuade, designed to manipulate or influence people.
- exaggerated
- hidden messages

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Propaganda

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9
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Who proposed the Propaganda Model?

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Edward S. Herman & Noam Chomsky

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10
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What do you call major media organizations that are controlled by elites?

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Financial ownership

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11
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It is a method for understanding propaganda proposed by Sheryl Tuttle Ross.

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Epistemic Merit Model

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What are the 5 normative theories?

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  1. Authoritarian theory
  2. Libertarian theory
  3. Soviet Communist model
  4. Social Responsibility theory
  5. Democratic Participant theory
  6. Development Communication media
  7. Agenda-setting Media
  8. Gate Keeping Media
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13
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Similar to authoritarian theory but promoted equality. Focuses on people’s interest but also considers government authority.

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Soviet Communist Theory

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Suppresses press freedom.

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Authoritarian theory

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Promotes freedom and democracy, cannot interfere with matters of the press.

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Libertarian theory

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Prioritizes sensationalism over facts.

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Yellow journalism

17
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Gives media the right to be owned by private entities.
- can criticize but must preserve democracy

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Social Responsibility Theory

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This theory exercises freedom and lets the target audience participate in news.

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Democratic Participant Theory

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The theory that the media plays a role in the development of people.
- issues disseminated by the media to be a guide

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Development Communication Media

20
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This theory gave rise to the power of global news agencies to set their own agenda, rules, etc.

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Agenda-setting Media

21
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The media selected which information is relevant for the people.

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Gatekeeping Media

22
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The word modernization is related to words such as?

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CHANGE
PROGRESS
DEVELOPMENT

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Refers to adapting something to present needs.

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Modernization

24
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Societies adopt Western culture.

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Westernization

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Adoption of American culture.
Americanization
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Process of learning our own native culture.
Enculturation
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Adoption of foreign culture while still keeping our own.
Acculturation
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Native culture goes through complete change.
Assimilation