Global Media Culture

Which of the following best defines global media culture?

• The interconnectedness of media across borders and cultures

• The domination of Western media values and content worldwide

• The promotion of traditional cultural values over modern media influences

• The isolation of media consumption within individual countries

What term describes the process of cultural homogenization through the spread of Western media?

• cultural imperialism
• globalization
• cultural assimilation
• cultural diffusion

Which of the following is NOT a factor contributing to the globalization of media culture?

• Technological advancements in communication
• Increased connectivity through the internet
• Cultural isolationism

• Cultural exchange and diffusion

What is the term for the adaptation of media content to suit the cultural preferences of a specific audience?

• Cultural localization

• cultural adaptation
• cultural transformation
• Cultural relativism

Which factor has contributed to the rise of transnational media corporations?

• Isolationist policies
• Lack of technological advancements
• Decrease in internet usage
• Globalization and advancements in technology

What term describes the phenomenon where dominant cultures impose their values and beliefs on less powerful cultures through media?

• Cultural Domination
• Media Hegemony
• Cultural Imperialism
• Colonial Influence

Which concept emphasizes the importance of critically analyzing media messages and understanding their influence on society?

• Media literacy

• Media imperialism

• Media convergence

• Media pluralism

What does globalization primarily refer to?

• Decreased interconnectedness and interdependence among countries
• Isolation and self-sufficiency within individual countries
• Limited communication and exchange of ideas between cultures
• Increased interconnectedness and interdependence among countries, economies, and cultures on a global scale.

What was the earliest form of communication?

• Digital

• electronic

• Script

• Oral

Which of the following is an example of oral communication?

• Watching a movie
• Face-to-face conversation
• Reading a book
• Sending an email