Exam 14: Media Globalization in Asia

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Through satellite TV Korean pop stars have risen to the top of the second largest music industry where?

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All media institutions in China are still government institutions.

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Cultural imperialism is the promotion of one culture onto another and media is one of those tools. To combat such a "cultural invasion" what steps are being taken?

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What is China's new "open door policy" regarding media?

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China's only non-governmentally owned TV organization is actually in Hong Kong.

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For all its popularity in the younger generation the proliferation of Korean music, television, and films has caused some populations to call for:

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The average Indian film budget is $3 million, in contrast to the average budget of $45 million for a Hollywood movie.

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Chinese media outlets are subsidized and all advertising dollars disbursed equally.

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Media globalization in Asia is an ongoing process which is not a block to this?

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The most popular form of Japanese television programming is?

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The new Indian Diasporas have played a significant part in Indian film industry, why?

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What is the 'Korean Wave'?

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The Korean Wave is a result of Kim Jong-il's strategy to enhance "Korean-ness" in Asia.

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Many transnational companies do not know how to cope with the half-socialist half-capitalist country.

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Hong Kong Channel V is partially responsible for the popularity of Korean pop stars.

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Identify the central elements which are contributing to the "Korean Wave"

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Korean programming is becoming more popular than Japanese programming in Asia.

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Korea and China have banned Japanese programming for political reasons stemming from Japanese occupation in Asia.

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Japan's largest film market is the Asian region.

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Japanese romantic comedies are becoming their major media export.

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