Sunday, June 28, 2009. Michael Jackson, King of the World. Michael Jackson and his death display a prime example of cultural imperialism. When Michael Jackson was still alive, we all know how much of an influence he was, and still is, to every nook and cranny in the world. He is an African American who managed to charm the socks off the Indians, the Chinese, the Japanese, and pretty much everyone else. Watch the videos below to see why this is so. It is no surprise that during this period of time when pe.

Exploring real world issues through Communication. The US is the biggest exporter of TV programmes and movies for consumption throughout the world. How many of the prime time shows on our local English terrestrial channels originate from the US? And look at the programmes on offer on our Starhub cable service; predominantly the programmes aired are made in the USA. So how does that translate into cultural imperialism in our local context? June 21, 2009.

The one with a short bob, brownish red hair. Tribute to King of Pop. It is undeniable that the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, born in 1958, has and will always be one of the most influential media person that contributed to the US globalisation of mass media. Saturday, June 20, 2009. This is a short article that too.

Saturday, June 27, 2009. Like many other Korean dramas, Boys over Flowers serves to entertain and invite its viewers into a world of fantasy which is void of reality. Still, Korean drama fans, young and old, continue their support for these dramas. In Singapore, the Internet and cable networks have made Korean dramas accessible to many. As such the viewership and support for these dramas have increased in recent years. Friday, June 19, 2009. The society we live in today generally h.

Ever-transforming, reproductive, worldwide pandemic. Our time is running out. The clock is striking on. And in spite of our drugs. In Japan as a leading fast food chain is grossly apparent. This inadvertedly leads to a dilution of the japanese culture.

Sunday, June 28, 2009. When using your computer on a daily basis, have you ever pause and think about how our computers have evolved over the time? From a huge machine to a small and portable one, or from one which can hardly store any memory to one which can store millions of software and documents. 160;probably still be using the huge and bulky computers without any colours. Furthermore, the only reason.