Mass Media In 2025
Mass Media In 2025
by Erwin K. Thomas and Brown H. Carpenter was published by Greenwood Press. This book looked at what the media
industries, organizations, people, and nations envisioned by the year 2025. Over the years there have been remarkable
developments in print, electronic and social media. There has also occurred an incredible
revolution of media technologies, and social media.
The verdict about what the contributing authors did in their media
predictions isn’t fully in. But there have
been some surprises in the industries of books, newspapers, magazines, radio,
television, smart phones, and social media.
National and political coverage of events have witnessed the rise of
fake news, and women and minorities making progress especially in the broadcasting
industry. Developing nations have
benefited from the revolution in social media, and are now considered part of the
Global Village.
Mass media’s coverage has intensified with its diversity, a
24-hour news cycle, and publications on-demand.
Audiences have been sold slick advertising, and public relations are
flourishing. Such developments have
occurred in such cases because of bigger budgets, more efficient organizations,
and mergers. Corporate America has ushered
in the rise of digital newspapers, magazines, newsletters, and video conferences.
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