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Almutairi, Talal M., primary, Galander, Mahmoud M., additional, Al-Balushi, Omar A., additional, and Al Balushi, Rawdha A., additional

Published
2019
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9. Global Communication and Cultural Desensitisation: Repackaging Western Values for Non-Western Markets.

Author

Galander, Mahmoud M.

Subjects
*TELECOMMUNICATION, *COMMUNICATION, *TELEVISION programs, *TELEVISION game programs
Abstract

Global communication is widely perceived as an instrument to disseminate Western values in the developing world. The "Wheel of Fortune" and "Who Wants to be a Millionnaire" licensed to Malaysian Television stations, though the language and the word puzzles were localised, carried the same format of the original (American) show. They promote consumerism, gambling and the images of usury, the style of wealth accumulation forbidden in Islam. For the Malaysian audience whose priorities are those of contentment, modesty and humility, such emphasis on material desires breeds internal contradictions that may lead the audience to succumb to the new Western values. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2008

10. Seeing Through the Eyes of the West: Covering Muslim News in Muslim Media.

Author

Galander, Mahmoud M.

Subjects
*MUSLIMS, *MASS media, *EGYPTAIR Flight 990 Crash, 1999, *NEWSPAPERS, DARFUR Conflict, Sudan, 2003-2020
Abstract

This paper will explore the concept of media framing from an intercultural perspective that considers the impact of global media on the emphasis of news about developing countries in media of developing countries. The paper will specifically analyze the content of local elite newspapers in Malaysia in search of their coverage of news of two Muslim countries, and will compare that coverage to the coverage of the same news in western media as represented by prominent news agencies. The two incidents are the 1999 Egyptair crash over New York and the Darfur crisis in Western Sudan. The issue is vitally important when the current negative atmosphere of relations between the Muslim world and the west is taken into account. The paper hopes to underline the sustained impact of western media on developing world's media coverage of the third world issues, despite the continued debates on the issue since the 70s. The paper will therefore, attempt to underline the necessity of more potent regional media cooperation institutions to override the impact of global western media dominance. ..PAT.-Conference Proceeding [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2006

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