A. cyclical theory
B. unilinear theory
C. multilinear theory
D. conflict theory
A. domesticating its content including more home-produced programmes
B. controlling the distribution of imported products by banning satellite dishes
C. creating reverse flows of their own programmes back to imperial societies
D. all of the above
A. transnational corporations
B. multi-media empires
C. ownership concentrated within one medium
D. government-owned companies
A. mass production mass circulation and the decline of serious content
B. the public ownership of newspapers as a d resource
C. more people going to the cinema as a new leisure activity
D. a reduction of virtual communities on the internet
A. the globalization of cultural through new technologies
B. the way in which culture products were bought and sold for profit
C. the development of subcultures and counter-cultures society
D. the way in which industrialization had created new means of communication
A. media saturation
B. media globalization
C. media penetration
D. media imperialism
A. neutral
B. misleading
C. illusory
D. distorting
A. bureaucracy
B. networks
C. hierarchy
D. conglomerates
A. rational though
B. social capital
C. cultural capital
D. political awareness
A. mediatization
B. convergence
C. globalization
D. cloud computing