Globalization of the Media
Magda Abu-Fadil
Abstract
Magda Abu-Fadil
Abstract
Does globalization mean we're being conditioned into thinking only of CNN when disaster strikes and we need detailed news of the event? Yes, very likely, because many of our media in the Arab world fall short of the task of providing good, accurate news that is to the point. That does not mean CNN is the best, it just means it operates in a professional nononsense way, most of the time. The network has had its share of flops over the years, but success seems to outweigh failure.
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Does globalization mean we're being conditioned into thinking only of CNN when disaster strikes and we need detailed news of the event? Yes, very likely, because many of our media in the Arab world fall short of the task of providing good, accurate news that is to the point. That does not mean CNN is the best, it just means it operates in a professional nononsense way, most of the time. The network has had its share of flops over the years, but success seems to outweigh failure.
Key concepts: Globalization, Task (project management), FLOPS, Event (particle physics), Point (geometry), Computer science, Political science, Computer security