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GLOBAL MEDIA CULTURE

Global Media Culture


Global Media Culture is the transmission of
ideas, meaning, and characteristics of a
group through media.

Global Media Culture explores the


relationship between the media, culture and
globalization.
GLOBALIZATION
 It is the process by which the world is becoming
increasingly interconnected as a result of massively
increased trade and cultural exchange.

MEDIA
 Media has played significant roles in shaping the global
process of economics, politics and culture the three
aspects that make up the multidimensionality of
globalization.
Globalization and Media have proceeded together though
time and supported these claims by outlining
development of media throughout time. The essence of
these ideas is simplified in the statement that “media
have made globalization possible”.

Culture
 Unified style of human knowledge, beliefs, and
behavior, from which people learn, and the ability to
communicate knowledge to the next generations. Its
development has been mainly influenced by media.
How Various Media Drive Various
Forms of Global Integration
The mass media are today seen as playing a key
role in enhancing globalization, and facilitating
cultural exchange and multiple flows of
information and images between countries
through international news broadcasts, television
programming, new technologies, film, and music.
Various Media are used for globalization to work
all over the world.
The media plays a role in globalization

*Media components such as television, internet, computers
and etc. Are considered to have significant influence on
globalization.
WHAT IS GLOBAL INTEGRATION?
The process with which the local Indian market opens up to the
global economy.
 Global integration can involved the processes of product
standardization and technology development centralization.
Globalization isn’t possible to occur
without media
Electronic Media allowed opportunities to
spread all over the world.
Radio and Television is a powerful mas medium
in providing accessible information for people.
Digital Media through phone and computers
allow people to access information from the
world.
GLOBAL AND LOCAL CULTURAL
PRODUCTS
WHAT IS GLOBAL PRODUCT MEAN?
Global products are those products that are marketed
intentionally under the same brand name, features and
specifications across countries.

Examples of Global Products:


Coca-Cola, McDonalds, Marlboro
• With the use of radio and TV, as well the
internet global products can be easily
shown to people in getting people’s
attention.

Cultural products are goods and


services such as arts, architectures,
museums etc. That showcase the history
and information of certain which belong
to the country’s cultural heritage.
Dynamic Between Local and Global
Cultural Production
Globalization led local and global cultural product intersect.
 Local and global entities are both partners and rivals under
globalization.

Collaboration is Competition is assured by


necessitated by their the relevance of cultural
desires to expand while differences during
being sensitive to local globalization.
sensibilities.
CULTURAL DIFFERENTIALISM
 It views cultural difference as immutable.
CULTURAL CONVERGENCE
 It suggest that globalization engenders a growing
sameness of culture.
CULTURAL HYBRIDITY
 Itsuggest that globalization spawns an increasing and
ongoing mixing of cultures.
GLOCALIZATION
Coined from globalization and localization, is
rather new concept brought about by the
increased frequency of contact among cultures.
 Reinforces
the fact that local creatures are not
weak, static, or fixed; they are built and
understood a new each day in a globalized
world.
Importance Of Global Media Culture
 Global media cultures create a continues cultural
exchange. In which crucial aspects such as identity,
nationality, religion, behavioral norms and way of life
are continuously questioned and challenged.
 These cultural encounters often involve the meeting of
cultures with a different socio-economic base, typically
transnational and commercial cultured industry on one
side and a, national publicly regulated cultural industry
on the other side.
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES

 Cultural Exchange  Cultural Homogenization


 Increased Awareness  Stereotyping
 Diverse Perspective  Information Overload
 Economic Growth  Loss of Local Content
 Fake News
Thank you!

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