Globalization is not an outcome but an ongoing process involving economic, political, and cultural changes that has combined with evolving media and technology. Media has played a key role in globalization in two ways: 1) globalization could not occur without media, and 2) media has ruptured social life through advances like television, computers, and cell phones, along with changes in migration patterns. The document discusses the history of globalization, from the Enlightenment age to today, and how different eras of media - oral, script, print, electronic, and digital - have shaped globalization over time by creating conditions for the world to be seen as an imagined community.
Globalization is not an outcome but an ongoing process involving economic, political, and cultural changes that has combined with evolving media and technology. Media has played a key role in globalization in two ways: 1) globalization could not occur without media, and 2) media has ruptured social life through advances like television, computers, and cell phones, along with changes in migration patterns. The document discusses the history of globalization, from the Enlightenment age to today, and how different eras of media - oral, script, print, electronic, and digital - have shaped globalization over time by creating conditions for the world to be seen as an imagined community.
Globalization is not an outcome but an ongoing process involving economic, political, and cultural changes that has combined with evolving media and technology. Media has played a key role in globalization in two ways: 1) globalization could not occur without media, and 2) media has ruptured social life through advances like television, computers, and cell phones, along with changes in migration patterns. The document discusses the history of globalization, from the Enlightenment age to today, and how different eras of media - oral, script, print, electronic, and digital - have shaped globalization over time by creating conditions for the world to be seen as an imagined community.
GLOBAL VILLAGE (Jack Lule) Built on the premise that globalization is not an outcome but a process- including economic, political, and cultural processes- that may be as old as humankind and is ongoing today. There are two grounded ideas within the premise of globalization and media: 1. The pairing of globalization and media Globalization could not 2.
occur without media
I.HISTORY OF GLOBALIZATION A. Globalization Timeline 1. The advances in Media and transportation technology truly globalized the world during 1990s 2.Arjun Appadurai-Indian- American anthropologist who said that globalization “ruptured within social life”during the late 20thcentury which gave birth to: i.Advancesinmediasuchastele visions,computers,cellphones ; ii. Along with changes in MIGRATION patterns 3. Enlightenment Age/ Age of European exploration B. Origin of Globalization- The term globalization derives from the word globalize, which refers to the emergence of an international network of economic systems. C. MEDIA-means of conveying something such as a channel of communication, etc. II. GLOBALIZATION AND MEDIA Globalization: ✓Set of multiple, uneven, and sometimes overlapping historical processes, including economics, politics, and culture, that have combined with the evolution of media and technology to create conditions under which the globe itself can now be understood as “animagined community.” A. Evolution of Media and Globalization: Time Period/Stages 1.Harold Innis (Canadian Theorist)-3 periods of Media:Oral, Print, Electronic 2. James Lull (2000) - 4 periods of Media:Oral, Print, Electronic, Digital 3.Terhi Rantanen (2005)6 periods of Media:Oral, Script, Print, Electonic- Wire and Wireless, Digital *For our purpose, five-time periods were used to capture the study of globalization and media: ✓Oral ✓Script ✓Print ✓Electronic ✓Digital