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Media And The Government In The U.S.
Tension between the media and the government has been there from the very beginning of the American Republic. Although changes in technology have altered certain aspects of this tussle, the fundamental tension remains the same: The media uses government to sell its product, i.e., information in form of news and entertainment and the government feeds on the press' weakness for photos
Globalization as "Glocalization"
The term "Globalization" now conveys the meanings, which in the past were expressed by two contradictory world-views -- modernization and dependency. It at once suggests the enormous technological, economical and political development of the world as well as the growing relations between various actors today.
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