Global Communication: Theories, Stakeholders, and TrendsGlobal Communication is the most definitive text on multi-national communication and media conglomerates, exploring how global media, particularly CNN, the BBC, Euronews, and Al Jazeera, influence audiences and policy makers alike.
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Contents
Development Research Traditions and Global | 39 |
The Role of International Organizations | 59 |
New Dimensions and Implications | 84 |
Global Technologies and Organizations | 103 |
The Evolving Frontier | 124 |
American Multimedia Conglomerates | 148 |
NonUS Stakeholders of Multimedia Conglomerates | 186 |
Integration and Cultural Diversity in | 205 |
Competitors | 243 |
The Roles of Global News Agencies | 274 |
Arab Media and the AlJazeera Effect | 290 |
Media Globalization in Asia | 305 |
The Role of Global Advertising | 335 |
Summary and Conclusions | 349 |
Select Bibliography | 369 |
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