PPT-Women in the Global Media

Sydney Gilbert Brandi Clarke Sarah Mazur and Sarah Moran Every aspect of our life is influenced by mass media Jenitta 2011 Even if we feel above the impact of the media were rarely unaffected. woman. . in. sharp . competition. Hiring. . Discrimination. . Against. . Women. For decades, the status of women in the workplace has been debated everywhere from the boardroom to the courtroom. Working women are sometimes subjected to bias because of sex, in spite of numerous laws and regulations that prohibit employment discrimination targeting women. Review Panel “Equal Sharing of Responsibilities between Men and Women, including Caregiving in the Context of HIV/AIDS”. Image from “. Puntos. de . Encuentro. “- Nicaragua. http://. www.comminit.com. Chapter 11. Media Saturation. People today are the most media-saturated and media-engaged people in history.. TV, radio, internet, social media, Facebook, twitter, blogs, YouTube all modern media tools. How to plan and write an essay on media representations of gender . Starter. Work on your own.. Answer this short mark exam question:. Describe one way in which the mass media may present stereotyped images of women and explain why this stereotyping can be seen as a problem. . Limited Effects Theory. Class Dominant Theory. Sponsorship. Culturalist. theory. How the media views the elderly. Women in the media – 1950s America. Limited Effects Theory. This theory argues that people generally choose what to watch based on what they already believe. The media has only a limited influence. However, this ignores the impact that the media has in setting the agendas and creating public interest in particular subjects. Howard University, USA. Women & media conglomeration:. Feminism’s next frontier. Women’s right to communicate. Guaranteed by Article 19 of UN Declaration of Human Rights. Is blocked by women’s access to media through conglomeration:. and . contra-flow. (. Daya. . Kishan. . Thussu. ). Purpose of the chapter: to . map media flows. .. (1) . mainstream commercial commodities . to be consumed by heterogeneous global audiences. (this chapter is mainly about this flow). the World. Chapter 15. Journalists imprisoned for trying to report international news. Washington Post. reporter Jason . Rezaian. imprisoned in Iran for more than 500 days starting in 2014.. As of 2016, China held 49 journalists in . The representation of women in Media. Feminism, visual pleasure and voyeurism . ‘The Male Gaze’. Theorist: Laura Mulvey. The “gaze” is a term that describes how viewers engage with visual media. Originating in film theory and criticism in the 1970s, the gaze refers to how we look at visual . A – Culture . B – Global Culture. C – Global Media. Conditions of Usage. For personal and classroom use only. Excludes any other forms of communication such as conference presentations, published reports and papers.. 3 March 2014. Global Fund Board Meeting. Jakarta, Indonesia. Kate Thomson,. Head: Community, Rights and Gender Department. The Global Fund Gender Equality Strategy (GES). GES – agreed by . Board 2008 - Overall . For more information about the work of Panos Institute West Africa please contactPanos Institute West Africa6 rue CalmetteBP 21132DakarSenegalEmailsecretairepanos-aoorgTelephone221 33 849 16 66Fax221 Media technology. Information, data and entertainment can be delivered using different technology ‘platforms. ’.. The number of platforms has expanded rapidly in the last 100 . years.. Global media corporations . What is media?. Media is the plural form of medium. It describes any channel of communication. This can include anything from printed paper to digital data. In general, media refers to television, radio, newspaper, internet and other forms of communication..