Global media flows in Australian culture Global media flows throughout history has led to the development and change of many cultures around the world. As different technologies have become available such as the motion-picture camera and the radio, countries have been flooded with sounds and visions from other nations. While mass media has made entertainment available to more people, it also began to homogenize tastes, styles, and points of view among different cultures. This has …showed first 75 words of 1110 total…

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