Mass Media In 2025, edited by
Erwin K. Thomas and Brown H. Carpenter was published in 2001, Greenwood
Press. It was an attempt to look at what the media's industries,
organizations, people, and nations would look like by 2025. Since 2001, there were remarkable developments in print, electronic and
social media. Today, we're in an incredible evolution of
media technologies, social outreach, and their impact.
The verdict concerning how the 16 contributing authors did in their predictions aren't fully in yet. However, there were pleasant surprises in
books, newspapers, magazines, radio, television, religion,
telephones, and social media. In politics we have witnessed the rise of
fake news. Traditional reporting has given way to opinion pieces. Women and minorities have made some progress as the media evolves, but historical discrepancies still exist. Developing nations are benefiting from the evolution in social
media, and the developed world's “Global Village.” Much media information flows from the major capitals of the world.
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