 |  Dynamics of Mass Communication: Media in the Digital Age, 7/e Joseph R. Dominick
The Global Village: International and Comparative Media Systems
Main Points- Communications across international boundaries
have increased in the past two decades.
- Newspapers designed for international
consumption include the International Herald Tribune,
USA Today International, and financial papers. Many
magazines also have international editions.
- Global radio broadcasters include the Voice of
America, the BBC, Radio China International,
Deutsche Welle, and RFI.
- The leaders in global television are CNN, MTV,
ESPN, BBC World, and CNBC.
- Comparative analysis of media systems allows us
to view alternative ways of structuring the mass
media.
- The four main theories of governmentÐ press
relationships are the authoritarian, libertarian,
social responsibility, and developmental.
- Media systems can be categorized by examining
ownership patterns and degree of government
control.
- The development of media systems in various
countries is influenced by politics, culture,
geography, history, and economics.
- The media systems in Japan, Mexico, and China
illustrate how the factors mentioned above have
operated in other countries.
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