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Orality and Literacy,ommunication styles, literary genres, and electronic communication. The mass media vary with respect to literacy and orality in design and content. The need to understand the difference between orality and literacy has grown with the electronic age because of the hybrid communication function of the

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Asian Communication,aditions or worldviews such as Confucianism, Buddhism, and Hinduism. In the Confucian model of communication, the purpose is to adhere to and sustain the moral order of the human community. A Buddhist-based communication model is the . An example of an Indian communication philosophy is ., which inc

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African and West-Asian Communication,ure and Arab–Islamic philosophy explains communication behavior. Sub-Saharan African worldview is based on the concept of . that includes concepts like humanity, affection, and caring. The basic drivers of communication based on African worldviews are communality, a relationship orientation, indirec

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Culture and Cultural Dimensions,hed, from individual- to group- to national level. For comparing communication and media around the world data at national level are used that can be compared with different value orientations of people. Several cultural models explain differences in orientation toward time and importance of context

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Media Behavior and Culture,per readership varies with wealth and power distance. Heavy TV viewing is found in less wealthy countries. There are even stronger differences in usage of hybrid media such as the mobile phone and the Internet. Wealth and individualism are the determinants of the structure of international hyperlink

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Communication Products and Culture, film, TV productions, and popular music. How people behave in literature and film reflects cultural values. American soap operas and Latin American telenovelas are better appreciated in countries of similar cultural values. In oral cultures, so-called oramedia are found that do not exist in literat

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Mass Media, Journalism, Society, and Culture,publics, the role of media, media systems, and journalism varies. Media systems can be compared by degree of state and commercial influences, degree of press freedom, state or commercial censorship, or self-censorship. So-called journalism universals like transparency, free speech, journalistic inde