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Media and Globalization - Group 3 Presentation Reflection

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Media and Globalization - Group 3 Presentation Reflection

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What is one of the main points made in the lesson regarding globalization and communication technology?

Consumers can easily reverse the effects of communication technology

Social media will likely lead to isolated cultural bubbles (correct)

Global television is the main driver of cultural diversity

Technological changes have no impact on societies

How does the lesson describe the relationship between technological change and unintended consequences?

Technological change always leads to expected outcomes

Technological advancements never have unintended outcomes

Each technological change creates multiple unintended consequences (correct)

Unintended consequences are never a result of technological advancements

What does the lesson suggest about people's ability to resist using social media platforms like Facebook or Twitter?

Individuals have no choice but to use social media platforms

Social media usage will continue to shape social changes despite individual resistance (correct)

People can easily avoid using these platforms

Consumers should collectively boycott all social media platforms

According to the lesson, what is the most appropriate way to address the changes brought about by communication technologies?

Discovering ways to deal with changes responsibly and ethically Signup and view all the answers

What is the view of the lesson regarding societies being prepared for rapid changes in communication systems?

Societies will struggle to be completely prepared for rapid changes in communication systems Signup and view all the answers

Based on the lesson, what is the likely impact of global television on cultural diversity?

Global television leads to a global monoculture Signup and view all the answers

How does the lesson view the idea of individuals keeping out of social media platforms like Facebook or Twitter?

'People may individually try to keep out,' but social media will continue to shape social changes Signup and view all the answers

In the context of the lesson, what should people do instead of fearing or panicking about communication technology changes?

'Instead of fearing these changes or entering a state of moral panic,' people should discover ways of responsibly and ethically dealing with them Signup and view all the answers

According to the lesson, what is the outcome when consumers and users attempt to turn back the clock on media consumption?

'Consumers and users of media will have a hard time turning back the clock' Signup and view all the answers

What is suggested by the lesson regarding global television and its impact on creating a global monoculture?

Global television was creating a global monoculture at one point Signup and view all the answers