Media globalisation brings numerous benefits
such as allowing information to be shared and communication to take place
worldwide. This helps to close cultural gaps but also worsens foreign
relations. However, despite its advantages, media globalisation also has its
drawbacks.
Freedom of speech of the local media is limited by media globalisation because only a few wealthy associations control most of the media. These associations maximise their profits greatly through media globalisation but the American middle class’s income still shows no improvement. Eventually, the wealthy minority’s lifestyle of consumerism is promoted and has influenced the world’s culture. The American government has also been reducing its control over the media, which will upset the democratic society because the media can diminish the voices of its people.
Media globalisation has also heightened competition in the open market, which has shaped the media into pursuing profit instead of truth. As a result, public interest has been abandoned journalistically because of advertiser bias or interest in terms of media content. Media globalisation also produces changes in different roles of the society. In conclusion, it is evident that media was so powerfully created that it has influenced its creators.
Freedom of speech of the local media is limited by media globalisation because only a few wealthy associations control most of the media. These associations maximise their profits greatly through media globalisation but the American middle class’s income still shows no improvement. Eventually, the wealthy minority’s lifestyle of consumerism is promoted and has influenced the world’s culture. The American government has also been reducing its control over the media, which will upset the democratic society because the media can diminish the voices of its people.
Media globalisation has also heightened competition in the open market, which has shaped the media into pursuing profit instead of truth. As a result, public interest has been abandoned journalistically because of advertiser bias or interest in terms of media content. Media globalisation also produces changes in different roles of the society. In conclusion, it is evident that media was so powerfully created that it has influenced its creators.
Hickman,
Mary. (2007). The effects of media globalization. Radford University. Retrieved from http://www.radford.edu/mahickman/portfolio/The Effects
of Media Globalization.doc
Hi Wanyi, your summary is well-done! It is straight to the point and all the necessary information is there. There is also a clear topic sentence in every paragraph that makes it easier to understand. However, a conclusion to sum up the essay will be good! :)
ReplyDeleteMedia globalisation brings numerous benefits such as allowing information to be shared and communication to take place worldwide. This helps to close cultural gaps but also worsens foreign relations. However, despite of(redundant) its advantages, media globalisation also has its drawbacks.
ReplyDeleteFreedom of speech of (^)local media is limited by media globalisation because only a few wealthy associations control most of the media. These associations maximise their profits greatly through media globalisation but the American middle class’s income still shows no improvement. Eventually, the wealthy minority’s lifestyle of simulated wants// is promoted and has altered the world’s culture(?)\\. The government(Which one???) has also been reducing its control over the media, which will upset the democratic society because the media can diminish the voices of its people.
Media globalisation has also heightened competition in the open market, which has shaped the media into pursuing profit instead of truth. As a result, public interest has been abandoned journalistically because of advertiser bias or interest in terms of media content. Likewise, the free market principle applied to media proves to be detrimental when it is exposed to strong consumerist desires. Media globalisation also produces changes in different roles of the society. In conclusion, it is evident that media/ was created so powerfully (rephrase)\that it has influenced its creators.
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