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Global Media, Neoliberalism, and Imperialism

Monthly Review, 2001
In conventional parlance, the current era in history is generally characterized as one of globalization, technological revolution, and democratization. In all three of these areas media and communication play a central, perhaps even a defining, role.
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The Imperial System in Media Culture

2010
One of the remarkable features of the contemporary American landscape is the extent to which Hollywood studios turn warfare into stunning media spectacles—a phenomenon shared with TV and video games, which, like movies, are the beneficiaries of much of the same high-tech spectacle.
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The Role of Mass Media in U.S. Imperialism

The Black Scholar, 1983
(1983). The Role of Mass Media in U.S. Imperialism. The Black Scholar: Vol. 14, A Dialogue on Culture, pp. 13-17.
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Cultural imperialism: A media effects approach

Critical Studies in Mass Communication, 1991
The issue of cultural imperialism has emerged largely from the communication literature involving development and political economy. These orientations ultimately construct formulations concerning cultural heritage and behavior based on analysis of government and/or corporate policy and practice.
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Media Imperialism and the Videocassette Recorder: The Case of Turkey

Journal of Communication, 1988
The growing decentralization of media in developing countries, particularly through the VCR and more locally produced media products, requires a rethinking of the cultural and economic components of the media imperialism thesis.
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The Social Media Cancer Misinformation Conundrum

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Mike Fillon
exaly  

Battling against Western Media Imperialism

This chapter analyzes the expansion of Turkey’s English-language communication efforts during the mid-to-late 2010s, against the backdrop of the AKP government’s concerns regarding its negative portrayal in the international media. It elucidates how the government was compelled to rapidly develop new global communication platforms during this period to
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Media imperialism: an assessment

Media, Culture & Society, 1981
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Media Imperialism

2019
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Media Imperialism in Global Context

2023
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