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Compiled by:
Rana Zahid Zulfiqar
PhD Scholar Sociology
Government College University,
Faisalabad
Visiting Lecturer, BZ University
Multan, Pakistan
ranazahidzulfiqar@gmail.com
Media refers
channels of
communication
The world “Media is a plural
Latin noun; the singular form is
medium”. So it is correct to call
television a “medium” and to
refer to multiple types of
communication as “Media”.
Mass media refers to the
means for transmitting
information from a single
source to a vast number
of people. This capacity to
engage many people – or
a “mass” Population-
explains the emergence
of the term “mass media”.
Media performs very important
functions in a society. In modern
democratic nation-state system, it is
considered as the 4th pillar of the state
whose functions are indispensible for
the smooth and effective functioning
of a society. Mainly mass media is
involved in providing latest information
about whole world, national and local
events.
During the 20th century, mass media
expanded to include new channels of
communication. Radio was invented in
the late 1880s, and the first commercial
Radio station began operation in 1920.
Before the end of that decade, television
coupled sound with images, with the first
TV station (in a suburb of Washington,
D.C) going on the air in 1928. Both radio
and TV are true mass media capable of
reaching millions of people.
More recent, of course, is the development
of the internet. This medium has its roots in
the 1950s with the invention of electronic
computers. By 2005, about 1 billion of the
world’s people (roughly 15 percent of the
total population) were online. In 2017, this
number is roughly 4 billion, which means that
about half of the world’s people are now
linked by the internet (Macionis, 17 ED).
INTERNET
1.INFORMATION
2.EDUCATION
3.ENTERTAINMENT
4.ADVERTISEMENT
5.CORRELATION OF
PARTS OF SOCITY
MASS
MEDIA
SOCIAL
MEDIA
Mass Media refers to the
means for transmitting
information from a single
source to a vast number of
people
TELEVISION
RADIO
NEWSPAPER
Social media allow people to
communicate with one another, to
share information, and to form
communities based on interests
and goals.
FACEBOOK
TWITTER
GOOGLE
WILKIPEDIA
LINKEDIN
REDDIT
INFORMATION
EDUCATION
ENTERTAINMENT
HIGHLIGHT CORE
ISSUES
ACCOUNTABILITY AND
GOOD GOVERNANCE
ADVERTISEMENT
CORRELATION OF
PARTS OF SOCIETY
1. INFORMATION:
Media is the mirror of the society.
Millions of Dollars are spent across the
world on the media campaigns,
publicities and advertisement. Media
provide the latest information about
different happenings. It is the chief
objective of the media to keep people
aware about the whole world, national
and local events and happenings.
2.
Education
Awareness and education of masses is
another integral role of media. Media
educating people on different local,
national, international, socio-economic
and political issues. Media educated the
people about their constitutional and
human rights. Political, social, economic
and religious programs are write ups
enable people to know about their
rights.
3. Entertainment:
Media is a great source of
entertainment. It telecasts all types of
programs because it knows about its
viewers. Similarly print media is also
printing the focused things which are
being demanded by the readers.
Programs of sports, fashion, cartoons,
society focused programs like dramas
and films etc. Radio is also listened by
the people and enjoy the programs.
4. Highlighted the core issues
Media highlighted the core issues and
evils of society and pursued the forces
for social change. Corruption, poverty,
illiteracy, social taboos, violation of
human rights, oppressing laws,
injustice all are exposed by media in
many parts of the world.
5. ACCOUNTABILITY AND GOOD GOVERNANCE
Media significantly exposed the corruption,
accountability and good governance issues
through the world. Media has exposed the
corruption cases related to arms deals by
previous French President, corruption in UN
food program for Iraq, bad governance issues
in 3rd world countries, Formal US president
scandal and many more.
6. Advertisement
Media have an important role in economic
development of a country. Media does not
only contribute by providing employment to
people but also by providing information. For
example, information about market
happenings, price fluctuations, market trends,
and economic analysis would also help in
taking sound economic decisions.
7. CORRELATION PARTS OF SOCIETY
Media is also playing a very central role
in promoting peace, cooperation and
internationalizing the local issues. Media
has highlighted the war crimes,
brutalities, right of self determination,
independence movements, and human
right of self determination,
independence movements, and human
rights violations that attract the
attention of responsible World level
organizations.
1. Help the business in verity of
ways. TV commercials and print
ads are completely obsolete now
and demand for thousands of
dollars. Through Facebook, Twitter,
LinkedIn or any other social site
you can lower your marketing cost
to a significant level.
2. The Social networks have
removed all the communication
and interaction barriers, and now
one can communicate his/her
perception and thoughts overs a
verity of topics, Students and
experts are able to share and
communicate with like-minded
people and can ask for the input
and opinion on a particular topics.
3. Media unite people on a huge
platform for the achievement of
some specific objective.
4. The increasing popularity of social
sites like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn,
Social Networks has gained attention as
the most viable communication choice
for the bloggers, article writers and
content creators.
1. Media leads to addiction
2. People spend countless hours on
the social sites can divert the focus
and attention from a particular task.
3. Kids can be greatly affected by
these social networking sites if they
are allowed to use them.
MEDIA AND BIAS:
It is observed that some times
people spread fake news due to
biasness.
People spread fake news for
their political, social, economic
and other interests.
SYMBOLIC-
INTERACTION
SOCIAL
CONFLICTSTRUCTURAL-
FUNCTIONALIST
Structural functionalist approach
directs attention to broad,
macro-level patterns in society
as a whole, saying little about
how individuals experience the
world through mass media.
Agent of
socialization
Advancing a
uniform
culture
Increasing
social
integration
Agent of social
control
Source of
entertainment
and stability
Source of
change
A small elite controls the media,
advancing ideas that serve the
interests of their class. Over time,
control of the media has become ever
more consolidated, with most of U.S.
mass media owned and operated by
just six major corporations. The
media, therefor, help perpetuate the
existing class system.
The social-conflict approach
drawing on the ideas of Marx,
claims that mass media embedded
within a largely capitalist economy
support the exiting economic and
political system.
The capitalists hegemonies their
authority and tried to construct the
realities that ensures their
capitalistic thinking.
At micro-level,
individuals engage in
a “social construction
of reality” whether
they are interacting
face to face or
engaging on social
media.
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Lecture 8 Media and Society

  • 1. Compiled by: Rana Zahid Zulfiqar PhD Scholar Sociology Government College University, Faisalabad Visiting Lecturer, BZ University Multan, Pakistan ranazahidzulfiqar@gmail.com
  • 2. Media refers channels of communication The world “Media is a plural Latin noun; the singular form is medium”. So it is correct to call television a “medium” and to refer to multiple types of communication as “Media”.
  • 3.
  • 4. Mass media refers to the means for transmitting information from a single source to a vast number of people. This capacity to engage many people – or a “mass” Population- explains the emergence of the term “mass media”.
  • 5.
  • 6. Media performs very important functions in a society. In modern democratic nation-state system, it is considered as the 4th pillar of the state whose functions are indispensible for the smooth and effective functioning of a society. Mainly mass media is involved in providing latest information about whole world, national and local events.
  • 7. During the 20th century, mass media expanded to include new channels of communication. Radio was invented in the late 1880s, and the first commercial Radio station began operation in 1920. Before the end of that decade, television coupled sound with images, with the first TV station (in a suburb of Washington, D.C) going on the air in 1928. Both radio and TV are true mass media capable of reaching millions of people.
  • 8. More recent, of course, is the development of the internet. This medium has its roots in the 1950s with the invention of electronic computers. By 2005, about 1 billion of the world’s people (roughly 15 percent of the total population) were online. In 2017, this number is roughly 4 billion, which means that about half of the world’s people are now linked by the internet (Macionis, 17 ED). INTERNET
  • 11. Mass Media refers to the means for transmitting information from a single source to a vast number of people
  • 13. Social media allow people to communicate with one another, to share information, and to form communities based on interests and goals.
  • 15. INFORMATION EDUCATION ENTERTAINMENT HIGHLIGHT CORE ISSUES ACCOUNTABILITY AND GOOD GOVERNANCE ADVERTISEMENT CORRELATION OF PARTS OF SOCIETY
  • 16. 1. INFORMATION: Media is the mirror of the society. Millions of Dollars are spent across the world on the media campaigns, publicities and advertisement. Media provide the latest information about different happenings. It is the chief objective of the media to keep people aware about the whole world, national and local events and happenings.
  • 17. 2. Education Awareness and education of masses is another integral role of media. Media educating people on different local, national, international, socio-economic and political issues. Media educated the people about their constitutional and human rights. Political, social, economic and religious programs are write ups enable people to know about their rights.
  • 18. 3. Entertainment: Media is a great source of entertainment. It telecasts all types of programs because it knows about its viewers. Similarly print media is also printing the focused things which are being demanded by the readers. Programs of sports, fashion, cartoons, society focused programs like dramas and films etc. Radio is also listened by the people and enjoy the programs.
  • 19. 4. Highlighted the core issues Media highlighted the core issues and evils of society and pursued the forces for social change. Corruption, poverty, illiteracy, social taboos, violation of human rights, oppressing laws, injustice all are exposed by media in many parts of the world.
  • 20. 5. ACCOUNTABILITY AND GOOD GOVERNANCE Media significantly exposed the corruption, accountability and good governance issues through the world. Media has exposed the corruption cases related to arms deals by previous French President, corruption in UN food program for Iraq, bad governance issues in 3rd world countries, Formal US president scandal and many more.
  • 21. 6. Advertisement Media have an important role in economic development of a country. Media does not only contribute by providing employment to people but also by providing information. For example, information about market happenings, price fluctuations, market trends, and economic analysis would also help in taking sound economic decisions.
  • 22. 7. CORRELATION PARTS OF SOCIETY Media is also playing a very central role in promoting peace, cooperation and internationalizing the local issues. Media has highlighted the war crimes, brutalities, right of self determination, independence movements, and human right of self determination, independence movements, and human rights violations that attract the attention of responsible World level organizations.
  • 23. 1. Help the business in verity of ways. TV commercials and print ads are completely obsolete now and demand for thousands of dollars. Through Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or any other social site you can lower your marketing cost to a significant level.
  • 24. 2. The Social networks have removed all the communication and interaction barriers, and now one can communicate his/her perception and thoughts overs a verity of topics, Students and experts are able to share and communicate with like-minded people and can ask for the input and opinion on a particular topics.
  • 25. 3. Media unite people on a huge platform for the achievement of some specific objective. 4. The increasing popularity of social sites like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, Social Networks has gained attention as the most viable communication choice for the bloggers, article writers and content creators.
  • 26. 1. Media leads to addiction 2. People spend countless hours on the social sites can divert the focus and attention from a particular task. 3. Kids can be greatly affected by these social networking sites if they are allowed to use them.
  • 27. MEDIA AND BIAS: It is observed that some times people spread fake news due to biasness. People spread fake news for their political, social, economic and other interests.
  • 29. Structural functionalist approach directs attention to broad, macro-level patterns in society as a whole, saying little about how individuals experience the world through mass media.
  • 30. Agent of socialization Advancing a uniform culture Increasing social integration Agent of social control Source of entertainment and stability Source of change
  • 31. A small elite controls the media, advancing ideas that serve the interests of their class. Over time, control of the media has become ever more consolidated, with most of U.S. mass media owned and operated by just six major corporations. The media, therefor, help perpetuate the existing class system.
  • 32. The social-conflict approach drawing on the ideas of Marx, claims that mass media embedded within a largely capitalist economy support the exiting economic and political system. The capitalists hegemonies their authority and tried to construct the realities that ensures their capitalistic thinking.
  • 33. At micro-level, individuals engage in a “social construction of reality” whether they are interacting face to face or engaging on social media.