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Title: Media flow and Cultural Interaction


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Media flow and Cultural Interaction
  • Cultural Concerns

2
Media Imperialism
  • Cultural Dependency Theory
  • Looks at ideological role of media as part of
    economic relations of dependency
  • Nations are either dominant or dependant
  • Media is sold at high prices by First World
    producers to Third World consumers.
  • Advertising makes the other media systems into
    capitalistic systems

3
Media Imperialism
  • World Systems Theory
  • Core of industrialized nations control the
    dynamics of the world capitalist system
  • Developing nations are peripheral and dependant
  • Semi-peripheral nations are partially
    industrialized and somewhat dependant

4
Media Imperialism
  • Cultural imperialism theory
  • Social or behavioral effects of media
  • Authentic, traditional and local culture battered
    out of existence by indiscriminate dumping of
    large quantities of foreign media products
  • Strong connection between economic imperialism
    and cultural domination and vice-versa

5
Media Imperialism
  • Media Imperialism theory
  • Focuses on unbalanced media import and export
  • Financial ownership of First World companies in
    Third World media
  • Move toward private ownership and commercial
    operation of media

6
Global Media Giants
  • News Corporation (Australia)
  • AOL/Time Warner
  • Disney
  • Bertelsmann (Germany)
  • Viacom
  • TCI (10 interest in Time-Warner/Turner)
  • PolyGram (Philips - Dutch)
  • NBC (GE)
  • Vivendi (Universal/ Seagram - French)
  • Sony (Japan)

7
Advertising Globalization
  • Worlds Top 5 Agencies
  • WPP Group (JWT) London
  • Interpublic New York
  • Omnicom (BBDO, DDB, NH) New York
  • Publicis Paris
  • Dentsu Japan

8
Advertising Globalization
  • As the language of consumption advertising
    transcends national borders
  • Contributes to form a global culture
  • Carries secondary messages about lifestyle and
    values

9
Advertising Globalization
  • Standardization of Values
  • Standardized campaigns
  • offer economic appeal
  • Greater control over content
  • One unified brand image

10
Advertising Globalization
  • Homogenization of Values
  • Different value systems between East and West
  • Social orientation
  • West individualism, self-reliance
  • East Collectivism, group orientation

11
Advertising Globalization
  • Coca-colonization McDonaldization
  • Purports to provide a better way of life to the
    peoples of the world
  • Not terribly concerned whether the lifestyle is
    what the people really want or need

12
Advertising Globalization
  • Cultural Regulation
  • Countries adopt regulations to combat cultural
    imperialism
  • Japan regulates indirect speech, avoidance of
    words with negative connotations
  • Vietnam use of Vietnamese language, prohibits
    American/European lifestyle
  • Malaysia all ads to be filmed in Malaysia,
    should feature Malaysians, ads govt. reviewed

13
Media Imperialism
  • Television
  • Movies
  • Music
  • Video
  • DBS

14
Media Imperialism
  • Summary
  • Media flow and cultural interaction have a
    common core the interaction of culture across
    national boundaries, mediated by communication
    technologies
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