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Mind Map by Paul Gordon III, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Paul Gordon III
over 10 years ago
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America and the effects of media globalization
- media is seen world wide
- people are expsoed to
new things
- they can accept it
or deny it
- Take some and leave the rest
- Take all influence
- Block out influence (FireWall)
- Take some and leave the rest
- as they are exposed and retain these
new ideas they are prime example of
globalization
- New
practices
- new food and
fashion and art
through media
- they can accept it
or deny it
- people are expsoed to
new things
- The U.S is the most influential
country in the world
- there are many practices that have been
forced on other places or adapted by other
places
- How to deal woith resources
- Government
- Economy
- Class system
- Rules and Laws
- How to deal woith resources
- globalization cannot be
stopped, its a result of new
communications
technology
- As Communication
Expands the world gets
smaller
- The world with media
and globalization would
start to become smaller
and more alike which
might take away
individuality but will still
bring people closer
together and create a
more fluent world
- The world with media
and globalization would
start to become smaller
and more alike which
might take away
individuality but will still
bring people closer
together and create a
more fluent world
- As Communication
Expands the world gets
smaller
- there are many practices that have been
forced on other places or adapted by other
places
- BENEFITS
- Americans feel the output of media and
popularity of america influences other countries
based on its global communication through media
outlets
- Alot of the easy convenient habits around the
world are shared with others in seconds thus
leadng toward iminent influence and
globalization
- CONSEQUENCES
- Majority of media is
owned by small
percentage wealthy
corperations
- They have the power
to limit and reduce
amount of influnce and
intelligence that is
exposed
- Freedom of speech
limited by the
multinational corporations
- Freedom of speech
limited by the
multinational corporations
- They have the power
to limit and reduce
amount of influnce and
intelligence that is
exposed
- Majority of media is
owned by small
percentage wealthy
corperations
- Americans feel the output of media and
popularity of america influences other countries
based on its global communication through media
outlets
- MEDIA
- communication was never easier thanks to
social media networks and television and
other outlets of media
- Events of America and dfferent productions are seen
accross the world which makes other counntries volnerable
to influence and that can lead to globalization
- Friends from around the world
can now speak meet and greet
new and old people that are
availabke through media to
communicate with
- ideas and culture are shared from coast to
coast
- ideas and culture are shared from coast to
coast
- Events of America and dfferent productions are seen
accross the world which makes other counntries volnerable
to influence and that can lead to globalization
- communication was never easier thanks to
social media networks and television and
other outlets of media
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