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    The document discusses global media culture and defines key terms. It is comprised of members and sections on culture, media, media culture, the role of media, and five time periods in the study of globalization and media. The five periods are oral communication, script, printing press, electronic media, and digital media.

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    GLOBAL MEDIA

    CULTURE
    MEMBERS

    BALMES, EDDA MAE VICTORIA


    BAUTISTA, MARY GRACE
    MANALO, JULEMAR
    TIMON, JOHN MARK
    CULTURE

     The customary beliefs, social forma and material traits of a racial , religious or
    social group

     The characteristic features of everyday existence (such as diversions or a way of


    life) shared by people in a place or time.
    MEDIA

     The term media which is the plural of medium, refers to the communication
    channels through which we disseminate news, music, movies, education,
    promotional message and other data.

     It includes physical and online newspapers and magazines, television, radio,


    billboards, telephone, the internet, fax and billboards.

     It describes the various way through which we communicate in society. Because it


    refers to all  means of communication. Everything ranging from a telephone call to
    the evening news on television can be called media.
    MEDIA CULTURE

     Refers to the culture created under the influence of mass media. The concept of
    media culture infers its impact on society’s information consumption and
    intellectual guidance.

     Media culture tend to be a major factor in the formation of mainstream culture


    since it affects society’s opinions, values, tastes, attitudes, and informational
    availability.
    ROLE OF MEDIA

     Everyday language “globalization” usually refers to economic and political


    integration on a world scale, it also has a crucial cultural dimension in which the
    media have a central role.
    FIVE TIME PERIODS IN THE STUDY
    OF GLOBALIZATION AND MEDIA
     Oral Communication - all forms of media, human speech is the oldest and most enduring.

     Script - writing is humankind’s principal technology for collecting, manipulating, storing, retrieving,
    communicating and disseminating information.
     Printing Press - is a device that allows for the mass production of uniform
    printed matter, mainly text in the form of books, pamphlets and newspapers. It
    revolutionized society in China where it was created.
    Consequences of Printing Press
    The printing press Print encouraged the
    changed the very nature of challenge of political and
    knowledge. It preserved religious authority
    knowledge which had because of its ability to
    been more malleable in circulate competing
    oral cultures. It also views. Printing press
    standardized knowledge. encouraged the literacy of
    the public and the growth
    of schools.
     Electronic Media - refers to the broadcast or storage media that take advantage of electronic
    technology
    Television, radio, internet, fax, CD-ROMs, DVD, and any other medium that requires electricity or digital
    encoding of information.

     Digital Media -  the computer is considered the most important media influencing globalization

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