Media globalization

Definition

Media globalization is the worldwide integration and exchange of media content and technologies, facilitated by advancements in communication technologies. It involves the spread of media across borders, influencing cultures, economies, and policies on a global scale.

Related terms

Cultural Imperialism:

The practice where one culture extends its influence over another, often as a result of media globalization.

Digital Divide:

The gap between demographics and regions that have access to modern information and communications technology, and those that don't or have restricted access.

Global Village: A term coined by Marshall McLuhan to describe the phenomenon where the world is interconnected by electronic telecommunications without regard for geographical distances