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The article focuses on the issues concerning the trend of the growing up corporate culture in relation to media studies. It states that the culture in which children are invited to participate is becoming increasingly commercial and individual and less social as well as civic. It also mentions that one media researcher after another is expressing concern about the problems associated with changing the culture of citizenship such as the policymakers, teenagers and academics. In connection, the author notes that media producers must now accept some responsibility for encouraging political citizenship by providing children and teenagers with critical news services.