Dela Cruz_Global Media Culture_PRESENTATION.pptx

GLOBAL MEDIA CULTURE

1. Global Media Culture An Overview of Key Aspects and Impacts Your Name Date

2. Introduction to Global Media Culture Definition: The interconnected and shared cultural experiences created through global media networks. Key Components: Media content (news, films, music, TV, social media).

3. Interconnectedness and Access Media access from anywhere due to technology. Example: A trending TikTok song becoming a global sensation quickly.

4. Cultural Exchange and Hybridization Blending of local and global cultures. Example: K-pop combines Western styles with Korean elements.

5. Media Corporations and Power Dynamics Dominance of multinational corporations. Example: Influence of companies like Disney and Netflix on global narratives. Concerns: Representation, diversity, and cultural homogenization.

6. Representation and Identity Impact on self-perception and identity. Example: Hollywood films shaping global standards of beauty and success.

7. Digital and Social Media Platforms Role in content creation and consumption. Examples: Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram. Concerns: Misinformation, echo chambers.

8. Globalization and Localization (Glocalization) Adapting global content to local cultures. Example: Netflix's original content in various languages.

9. Impact on Politics and Social Movements Influence on political opinions and social movements. Example: #BlackLivesMatter movement's global reach through social media.

10. Challenges and Criticisms Issues: - Digital divides - Censorship - Misinformation - Cultural imperialism

11. Conclusion Summary: Global media culture shapes cultural exchange, connectivity, and awareness. Challenges: Power, representation, diversity, and misinformation.

12. Questions and Discussion Open floor for questions or comments.