Comparing Media Cultures

Abstract

The transmission of information across countries has changed dramatically since the middle of the 20th century, not just because time has passed, but also due to social developments in, between, and among countries. Nonetheless, perhaps the most important development has been technological, with the advent and impact of the Internet during the last quarter-century. Technological change alone, however, cannot totally explain the pattern of information we see today.

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