The Mass Media in China

So many people were interested in this show because there were no shows like this one and people were sad to see it go in the year 2000 as it announced its ending.

The surrounding environment easily and biologically affects human beings. Media is one of the aspects that people can easily approach. Today the media is so powerful that the development of communities depends on the influence of media to society. Now, the social issue, “can government control the media?” is brought up in our society. Since the society will casually follow the government, which will lead to the greater unity and stability, some people agree with the idea. However, the government should not control over the media. By referring to predications made by George Orwell in ‘1984’ and Aldous Huxley in ‘Brave New World’, changing advertisement to propaganda and media supporting the government are the most rapid methods to become a communist

Even though this show was canceled, it was the first show to have a dominantly Asian cast and hopefully will spark more successful shows like it.

According to Trends in Japan (October 30, 2001), Mirai Nikki, which is known as Future Diary, exported the format of TV program to 16 countries. Japanese TV industry does not tend to import the TV format, and it exports the format of TV programs to other country. One of the most successful exporting TV format are Iron Chief. One of the major Japanese TV broadcasting company, which is a Fuji Television, exports the format of Iron Chief to the broadcasting company in U.S, and it becomes one of the most famous cooking TV programs in the U.S Japanese TV industry has many people who are creative because they try to avoid plagiarism from other TV broadcasting companies’ programs. There are only a few TV broadcasting companies, so they must show differences from other television

The National Broadcasting Company (NBC) had concerns the episode would anger TV stations in the Deep South (Gerogia, Alabama, South Carolina, Mississippi Louisiana and in Texas), and had had similar concerns with musical sequence earlier that year featuring the first direct physical contanct between a afrian-american and a caucasian.

The show is something new I have not seen. It makes me realize of how different an American culture is to other foreigners. We are custom to this culture we do not see how other people have to struggle. The first episode in my opinion felt discrimination towards the Chinese family, because of how they had to change the way they lived just to fit in. Sometimes we are not aware of how other people that just moved to America have to go through and we expect them to already learn, and change their way just so we can be pleased. Overall the show was funny and

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

Network Ten is one of Australia’s leading free-to air television broadcasters. With a focus on quality entertainment and news content with a substantial supply of material online and on digital platforms. These broadcasting platforms offer multiple free-to-air channels; TEN, ELEVEN and ONE as well as their digital platform, ten play. All channels of employ Network Ten’s corporate vision “we create innovative and authentic multi-platform content that entertains and engages the young at heart”.

The TV series has tapped into giant broadcasters and networks all over the world. According to TheUrbanDaily.com:

Media Industries are significant within the life of modern society, providing the primary sources of information and entertainment. Media industries maintain the role of gatekeepers of news and information, as self-proclaimed guardians of freedom of speech and as self-appointed watchdogs on government and business attracting ever increasing attention from a sceptical public and policy-makers. Self – regulation has been the main structure and determinant within the Australian media industry, however, technological advances are now forcing new developments and fundamental changes upon the media as new approaches from policy-makers are focusing on improved structures that best serve the public interest within the modern world.

The printing press had a greater historical impact in Europe than in China because Europe had a different purpose for it than China. Europe intended on having the printing press used for mass production, with a political agenda in mind. China wanted to use the printing press for a less general audience, and to preserve their religion. As can be seen from the Miniature Buddhist sutra from China used the printing press in a much more positive light.

Introduction In the recent past, we cannot deny that the media industry has experienced monumental growth both in terms of revenues and global expansion. Like other businesses, such as banking and manufacturing, the media business has enjoyed globalized operations to expand and grow, becoming one of the biggest conglomerates in the world. World media has proactively employed information technology and advancement

The propaganda model was developed by Edward Herman and Noam Chomsky in 1988. The propaganda model was published in the book of Manufacturing Consent, sought to provide an analytical framework that attempts to explain the behavioral and performance of the mass media in the United States (Herman, 2000). Herman and Chomsky (2002) argued that the propaganda model contains five filters which determine what is ‘news’. The first filter is the size, ownership, and profit orientation of the media, which refers to the cooperation between the mainstream media and the large conglomerate. The second filter is advertising, which refers to the mass media using advertising as the central source of income. The third filter is sourcing, which refers to the mass media dependency of information from the government, business and experts. The fourth filter is “flak”, which refers to the negative response that discipline the media. The fifth filter is anti-communism, which refers to the control mechanism of the

The American media system is spinning out of control in a hyper-commercialized frenzy. Fewer than ten transnational media conglomerates dominate much of our media; fewer than two dozen account for the overwhelming majority of our newspapers, magazines, films, television, radio, and books. With every aspect of our media culture now fair game for commercial exploitation, we can look forward to the full-scale commercialization of sports, arts, and education, the disappearance of notions of public service from public discourse, and the degeneration of journalism, political coverage, and children's programming under commercial pressure. This concentration of media power and attendant

The first (and most common) is "Open Sesame." In this format, the opening and closing segments of the show are made locally, but the rest of the program is compiled from material produced by the United States and leased to the foreign country.2 The second method (and the one most commonly touted by CTW ambassadors) is co-production. In this method, foreign nations play a larger role in the compilation of footage for the show: some is produced locally, some is from the United States. As of 1988, there were 15 co-productions worldwide, and that number has remained quite constant since that time.3 The U.S. version uses little, if any, foreign material.4