Aaron Abrams
Professor Harding
MGT375
3/21/17
1. In Arabic’s culture their followed the Koran and it laws. This means that there is no alcohol consumption. Their must wear decent clothes in front of the other sexes. There cannot have sex until marriage. Their cannot use slang language and there are anti-American. MTV has multiple challenge while doing their television show in Saudi Arabia. One of the problem were the language translation. It did not usually translate properly or reveal a very explicit sexual message. MTV still maintain their Western ties which led to most of their shows being censored. Only forty percent of Arabic teenagers watch this program. The majority of them cannot watch it or do not want to watch it. It was
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MTVN catered to a huge market segment of nearly 2 billion people worldwide and was expected to provide global platform for Arab music and culture. It influenced young people all over the world and given them a voice and it would try to do the same in the middle east. MTV entered the middle east by tying up with a local partner Arab Media Group (AMG)Partnership. The MTV-AMG combine would not only provide entertainment to the region but would also take up social issues and try to contribute to Arab Society, according to the network. The company’s business environment is very difficult for western companies to venture because it is highly regulated by the government. The government has more say on the media and censor materials that do not fit their laws. The government could promote Anti-American sentiments which can prevailing through a large section of the population country. MTV decided that forming a joint ventures with ATN which was a part of ABN and AMG was excellent idea because it will be a win on both sides. MTV also spoke to the elderly in the society and figures of authority. They also choose not to only target the educated and private school people they appealed to the masses. They want to connect all age group in this venture. This proves the determination of the company and how much they wanted to succeed in this venture. Yes, MTV will be able to succeed in this mixed content
Mtv has been going strong for almost 30 years. In the beginning, they were told they played too many videos, now they are known for not playing enough videos.
As American singer-song writer Duncan Sheik once said, “It’s inevitable your environment will influence what you do.” It is not a secret that the environment a person grows up in helps shape their views of the world and how he or she perceives different issues. The United State of America are known as the melting pot. We have many cultures and races all living within the same cities working together peacefully for the most part. To outsiders America is the place to come to achieve the “American Dream”, and it is the place where fresh starts, entrepreneurship, and individualism are highly encouraged. There are freedoms in American that many other people across the world are not as lucky to have.
school are impossible for them. So they even don’t consider those elite school for them.
Hello! I am Warren Gamaliel Harding. I was born in Corsica, ( Now called Blooming Grove), Ohio.I was born on November 2, 1865 . My father was Dr. George Tryon Harding, Sr. My mother was Phoebe Elizabeth Harding. Both of my parents were doctors, my mother being a midwife. I had four sisters and one brother. I grew up in a one room schoolhouse. When I was older, I helped my father at his local newspaper office. I often spent my summers in the local creek and having the average American childhood.
In society what is morally just and unjust have very different meanings and will take a child on different paths in the journey of life. The journey goes from moving away from society 's prejudices to seeking the truth. Both actions have to be explored in order to grow as an individual. If chances are not taken in life, then maybe being morally unjust would not be challenging, or confusing, but for Huck Finn this is not the case. Although Huck is only thirteen years old, he has to challenge himself between the idea of being like anybody else or following his own beliefs. Throughout the novel, The Adventures of
After several incidents that happened around the world, peoples view on Arabs changed. The media played a big role in “the stereotyping of Arabs”. It is one of the main reasons for people to think the way they are about Arabs. Many
MTV, formally known as Music Television, is one of the most viewed networks on television today. Roughly thirty-three years old, it has changed the American culture drastically in more than just one way. Specifically targeting teens and young adults, the MTV network provides all of the most up to date gossip on celebrities, highlights the latest fashion trends, promotes versified lifestyles, and defines the music industry of our generation. However, this so-called “idolized network” has not always been this way. The American culture has been affected by MTV through the creation of the network, the transformation from simply just music television to inappropriate reality shows, and the promotion of inappropriate content.
As America headed into the 1980s, two decades of social and political upheaval have left the nation rattled and the economy weakened. The Iran hostage crisis shook America's confidence and many looked for a new kind of leader to steer the country into the new decade. Ronald Reagan led America into a new era of prosperity leaving the soul-searching of the 60s and 70s behind. The nation was ready to enjoy itself and with plenty of new toys to play like VCRs and video games, Americans spent more time at home and soon something called cable TV would make it even harder to leave the living room. With the new innovation of the TV, one of the ideas for a channel was a marriage between music and television. This new idea for a channel devoted to something called music videos would end up revolutionizing and often scandalizing an industry that had no choice but to embrace the fact that music in the 1980s had to have a face with videos. By having these music videos, they would change the way we look at music and the way we look at the world. This cutting- edge idea was a new medium perfectly suited to a new generation and that idea was called, MTV. This leads to the question: How did MTV influence pop culture of the 1980’s? This topic is worthy of investigation because the coming of MTV has had a significant impact on the way people see pop culture. Before researching the topic, the writer had limited knowledge on MTV and only knew about the music itself. In the paper, the writer was
Over the centuries, the media has played a significant role in the shaping of societies across the globe. This is especially true of developed nations where media access is readily available to the average citizen. The media has contributed to the creation of ideologies and ideals within a society. The media has such an effect on social life, that a simple as a news story has the power to shake a nation. Because of this, governments around the world have made it their duty to be active in the regulation and control of media access in their countries. The media however, has quickly become dominated by major mega companies who own numerous television, radio and movie companies both nationally and
Arab people stem from many different regions including 22 countries: Algeria, Bahrain, the Comoros Islands, Djibouti, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Mauritania, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates, and Yemen ("Arab American," 2014). The Arab culture include several ethnicities such as Shias, Sunni, Druze, Ismalites, and Nusayr (Matusiak, 2013). It is important to know Arabs are not a race, but a diverse culture ("Facts about Arabs," 2014). The Arab people are measured as being among the “most educated” population with a higher percentage of college educations than the American population (Matusiak, 2013). Family is important in the Arab culture. Many Arabs live within close proximity of family and have close relationships ("Arab American," 2014).
In 1979, Nickelodeon, “a cable channel for kids 2-11 years old, was launched in the United States”. Nickelodeon provided a wide-range of programming which including “live-action, comedy, drama, animation, music and sports and game shows”. By 1995, Nickelodeon was the highest rated basic cable network and international expansion was very realistic and just getting started. To successfully transition internationally Nickelodeon allowed the channel to have its own “on-air identity and slogan” for each endeavor. Nickelodeon used an “International Swat Team” to launch the network into other countries and once established turned it over for local personnel
But, also they have to be aware that family is the center of all in the Arab world, that the father of the family has the first and last word. Also, among Arabs honor is one of the most important qualities and these were also some challenges for MTV.
Before launching, MTV needed to understand the cultural profile of the Arab world—one that consists of over 20 countries stretching from Morocco, across Northern Africa, to the Persian Gulf. These countries are religiously and ethnically diverse with a multitude of ethnic, religious and linguistic groups. To be an Arab is a cultural trait rather than a racial one and Arab history and culture are based
There is a misperception in America about the Arab world and this problem is a result of the way that the media portrays events and the way that they pick
The vast majority of the Arab people are of Muslim faith, that affects every aspect of their lives. The first step in understanding the Arabs is understanding their religion. It is also an important factor in the Arab business world.