Mary Jackson Pitts, Ph.D.

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Chapter Outline  chapter 15

A SHORT HISTORY OF GLOBAL MEDIA

        International Mass Media Before Satellites

                Clandestine Stations

                Pirate Broadcasters

                The United States as International Broadcaster

                The VOA Today

        Satellites and Global Mass Media

        Cultural Forum: The United States as International Propagandist

GLOBAL MEDIA TODAY

        Using Media to Make a Difference: Maintaining Gross National Happiness

        Comparative Analyses

                The Western Concept: Great Britain

                The Development Concept: Honduras

                The Revolutionary Concept: Poland

                The Authoritarianism and Communism Concepts: China

                Media Echoes: Freedom of the Press in Iran

        Programming

THE DEBATE OVER CULTURAL IMPERIALISM

        The MacBride Report and the NWIO

        The Case for the Global Village

        The Case Against the Global Village

        Developing Media Literacy Skills: Making Our Way in the Global Village

        Living Media Literacy: Support the Global Media Literacy Movement