Electronic Media

What is media industry? Media Industry is a “peer-reviewed, multi-media, open-access online journal that supports critical studies of media industries and institutions worldwide” (Paul. M et al, n.d). Media industries has divided in different rages of media which is film, television, internet, radio, music, publishing, gaming, advertising, and mobile communications. In media industry, different range of media will face their own problem. For example, Electric and Musical Industries, also known as EMI Music. EMI is the third-biggest music group. In 1990’s, EMI was faced a problem that the internet and technologies has keep changing so that they change gramophone to a CD format. Besides that, EMI based on the customer knowledge and customer need and want to provide a service or product to satisfy their consumer’s need.

The media industry in the United States of America (US) is one such industry. As a powerful communication tool, the media has attracted many companies but only a handful has grown big. These media giants have dominated the local market and are currently seeking to conquer the global media industry in search of better profits.

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Media has been changing drastically since its inception. While print was the main form of media for the longest time, when radio and television became major forms of media they brought something with them that words could not do. People who were tuning in to the radio and watching television were now exposed to marketing campaigns, visual violence, sexuality, suffering and relief, and the start of celebrity idolization. As technology expanded and matured, the electronic age began. Since that time mass media has multiplied exponentially, information can be accessed faster and faster, more and more information could be circulated and accessed. As well as information circulating, marketing

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

It is important to note the following when evaluating China’s media industry: Public service television is an essential service to the community and cohesion of democratic societies aimed at the production, publication and distribution of a set of radio and television channels airing the diverse and balanced for all audiences, covering all genres and designed to meet information needs, culture, education and entertainment of Chinese society, spread their identify and cultural diversity, promote the information society, promoting pluralism, participation and other constitutional values, ensuring access for significant social and political groups.

In the recent years, media, especially news outlets had been accused of being severely influenced by political party’s establishments due to their content. For example, in the United States, some had accused media companies of being biased towards a political party while they clearly support the other. It is a fact that this accusation, no matter how ridiculous they may sound, still holds some elements of truth in it. Since it is undeniable that the media industry is in one way or another affected by external factors, this essay will discuss the various ways of how movies and TV shows are affected by the political and economic factor. The essay focuses on movies and TV shows because they generally capture a larger scale of audience, causing

In today society the media entertainment has become very large. Media entertainment is everywhere you look and hear there is no way to avoid it. The entertainment media has influenced and shaped the American culture for many years. It has provided the American society with a variety of different television and cable programs such as drama, sports, comedy, suspense, horror, documentary and the combination of the local and world news to attract different generations. We cannot forget the influence the radio stations programs have also provided to the American culture with a variety of different genre of music such as classical,

(Gilmore, 2012) We are all passive consumers to the content being fed to us through the mass media. Developed democracies like India have, of course, rightly identified the need for checks and balances to protect media pluralism and the rights of individuals—independent bodies such as competition authorities, and broadcasting authorities.

Introduction: Economy Watch said,” Numbers of TV broadcast and radio stations were traditionally a good guage of the development and openness of a country. However as cable TV and the internet become the primary source of entertainment and information, as is now the case in many advanced nations, this measure becomes less important from 1993 to 2014. Today, technology has changed since it was invented back in the early days. In my paper, I will discuss the significant events and people in radio, television, and web, compare or contrast the landmark radio and television, and how news broadcasting will be in the future.

The corporate giants in the world are trying to establish a hold on India’s ‘media market’. This is not only for profit motive, but also for changing the values of Indian society according to the global scenario. Capital

Commercial media shows the function of entertainment by assisting users to access media content that makes them happy. In the book, Media Literacy, by W. James Potter, the author believes that economics plays a pivotal role in the media industry. According to the author, media related companies offer their customers unlimited message exposure in exchange for time and money that they use to enjoy such services (Potter 90). In addition, the author reveals that 970 million users accessed the media industry in 2009 (Potter 90). In the United States, 310 million consumers spend their

Moreover, In the process of globalisation, people of different countries are becoming “world audiences”. The demands for media texts produced by these 6 media institutions are increasing. For example, In Hong Kong, most of the foreign films shown in cinema are produced from Hollywood. And the programmes of the popular paid-TV channels are bought from these 6 major media institution such as

The telecommunications industry in India has experienced dramatic growth in the last decade. In 1991 the number of telephone lines per 100 people was only 1. However, by the end of 2004 that number had increased 9 times. Along with this, the telecom industry now provides employment to about two million people. The industry turnover in this field expanding and is currently around $13 billion. The U.S. mainly participates by selling equipment to Indian companies and by investing in such companies. They also outsource many of thier tech support employment positions to India. India’s information technology and IT-enabled services industry is a major force in India’s booming economy, achieving double digit growth rates and an industry revenue expected to top $28 billion. To add to this growth, the Executive Committee on Information Technology works closely with NASSCOM, India’s largest software association to promote industry-wide growth and market regulation. On another technological path, the broadcasting entertainment industry is yet another booming industry among those that make up India’s economy. With over 100 million household televisions, and nearly 60% of these households using cable or satellite TV, there are nearly 40,000 cable service providers in India. The sector has benefited from a light regulatory system, even though this has also caused a great deal of piracy and

The rapid enhancement of technology in the contemporary society leads the phenomenon called ‘media convergence’. This is a process that developing the interactive communication constantly across multiple media platforms around the globe. Moreover, after human beings entered the twenty-first century, along with the development of digital and network technologies, media convergence patterns have become more mature on account of three major factors – technology, economic and market (Langtry, 2012). Moreover, the technical factor mainly refers to the digital and network technologies bring the interoperability, interchangeability and connectivity of media, so that the media convergence has become a possible and an inevitable. However, Media convergence is not only a simply technological shift but also “alters the relationships between the existing technologies, industries, markets, genres and audiences” (Jenkins, 2004, p.33). Indeed, media convergence is an accommodative process for the “existing media, communication industries and cultures to adapt with new technologies” (Dwyer, 2010, p.2). Along with the technological development, which is integrating the resources of different mediums, this operation of media convergence brings both changes and challenges in the media industry (Thomas, 2011). However, advertising industry is one of the sectors of communications and cultural industry that cannot avoid media convergence. This literature review paper will analyze