It could be seen subtly at rallies, parades, mass celebrations, and even rock concerts. The second comes from the co-discoverer of the structure of DNA, Sir Francis Crick (1994).
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
Contemporary studies (eg Flor, 1989) and current events have contributed to the confirmation of DeFleur and Ball-Rokeach's (1982) theory of media addiction. The degree to which a culture succumbs to the onslaught of intercultural communication depends on the strength and size of its collective mind, variables that are inversely related to the decadence of society.
TEN COUNTRIES, ONE NATION? 1
INTRODUCTION
Little did they know that their voters have limited or even no understanding of the expectations or implications of what it means to be a member of the ASEAN community. For policymakers, this is nothing to be wary of, but for an ordinary citizen of any member state, this could be an added layer of confusion, especially among indigenous groups and the grassroots, who make up a relatively large part of the ASEAN community .
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
Ideology as a cultural determinant refers to the press system which always takes the shape and color of the social and political structures within which it functions (Siebert and Schramm, 1956). Country leaders want to synergize their efforts to get a foothold on economic growth in this part of the region.
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
Eilers (1987) further argues that social institutions such as governments, economics, education, family, and religion have five basic functions: maintaining law and order; production and distribution of goods and services; dissemination of knowledge and skills, especially for the next generation; reproduction and education of the young, including the establishment of obligations and privileges of kinship for the purpose of providing for the elderly in society; and providing a rationale for group cohesion, including an explanation of one's ultimate destiny as a member of the group. There must be a way of integration that is separate from the economic one, while the thesis of the study is cultural. The geographical location being close to each other must be taken into account as the health of the environment must also be taken care of.
Making 10 languages available on electronic devices such as mobile phones, tablets, netbooks, laptops or PCs can help travelers become more familiar with their community regardless of their origin. These can also be included in the curricula as one of the foreign languages that students can learn, and with the help of multimedia access, they would learn it faster.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
This characteristic is very compatible with the way culture is shaped in the Web 2.0 era, which is characterized by. In ASEAN, you could argue that the rise of mobile technology and social media networks has brought about the biggest change in the media landscape. Southeast Asia is enthusiastically riding the digital wave and is in the midst of the mobile revolution, which increasingly allows people to access e-services and connect with each other without physical limitations.
However, without the participation of the private media sector, the Association of ASEAN Journalists with more than three decades of history has not been able to intervene and connect with the new generation of media workers or catch up with the new media revolution in the region. With the spread of mobile technologies combined with a sharp increase in the number of citizen informants, their few words and sound clips can influence the entire effort of regional integration.
CONCLUSION
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THE ASEAN MEDIA LANDSCAPE 1
ASEAN AS AN INFORMATION SOCIETY
The Global Information Technology Report 2014 finds little progress in bridging the gap between the world's most networked economies and the rest of the world. The information and communication resources that are produced and transmitted by the central nations often reuse the dominance of the central nations on the peripheral countries. On the occasion of the 15th Asian Media Information and Communication Center Annual Conference titled.
The largest of the top five is Time Warner with total revenue of $29.795 billion in 2013 (Source: Institute of Media and Communication Policy). Thousands of its viewers responded by creating and posting their own variations of the video.
MEDIA MAPPING IN THE ASEAN REGION
There are almost as many mobile cellular subscriptions as people in the world, with more than half in the Asia Pacific region – 3.5 billion out of 6.8 billion total subscriptions. In the developing world, 31% of the population is online, compared to 77% in the developed world. An estimated 1.1 billion households worldwide are not yet connected to the Internet, 90 percent of which are in the developing world.
In Philippine Communication in the Digital Age, Maslog (2014) distinguishes three roles that communication channels, and mass media in particular, play in society. In the past 18 months, Naypyidaw has surprised ASEAN with its bold media reforms despite some imperfections.
CARVING ICT INDUSTRY NICHES WITHIN THE ASEAN IN A GLOBALIZED HIGHER
Although as an academic it is very tempting to analyze globalization from a geopolitical point of view, I see it realistically from the perspective of technological determinism. From this perspective, globalization is seen as the natural consequence of information and communication technologies. New ICT has resulted in the death of distance and thus actively undermines national as well as regional boundaries in the economic, financial, communication and educational fields.
To me, it is quite clear that globalization, especially in education, is not the product of a conspiracy. It is simply the natural result of a networked world that has practically shrunk due to advances in telecommunications and transportation.
COMPETITION, COMPETENCE, AND COMPETENCIES
Examples of such skills and knowledge are those required in the provision of systems and services by IBM, Hewlett Packard, Xerox and Sun Microsystems. Examples of such skills and knowledge are those required in the supply of parts, products and services by Nokia, Sony Ericsson, BlackBerry and iPhone. Examples of such skills and knowledge are those required in the development of products by Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Palm Pilot and Dell.
Examples of such skills and knowledge are those required in the provision of systems and services by IBM, Cisco Systems, Xerox and Sun Microsystems. Examples of such skills and knowledge are those required in the provision of products and services by Microsoft, Yahoo and Google.
TOWARDS A REGIONAL COOPERATION STRATEGY
In the field of ICT4D, soft back-high-end competencies include GIS programming, knowledge networking and ICT policy formulation. Programming competencies involved in the development of operating systems for personal computers, notebook computers, personal digital assistants, mobile phones and all-in-one models fall under this category. In the field of ICT4D, the basic soft competencies include the planning and design of telecenters and last-mile links.
Each cell has a focal point that takes the leadership role among the countries in the cluster. Thailand is considered best suited to take the lead in hard high front end and hard high back end technologies.
CONCLUSIONS
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific Region, Bangkok, 16 to 19 July 2002. The Contracting Parties will undertake to explore the possibility of exchanging experts, and to hold mass media seminars and organize cultural activities. The Contracting Parties undertake to explore the possibility of establishing ASEAN cultural institutions in member countries for the purposes specified in the Preamble.
If necessary, the parties consult with each other to agree on matters for the implementation of this contract.
APPENDIX A
ASEAN POLICIES ON COMMUNICATION
Agreement for the Promotion of Cooperation in Mass Media and Culture Activities
- Principles of ASEAN Press Cooperation 1. The Conference recognized the strategic
- Relations with Foreign Media
- Annual ASEAN Journalism Awards
- Implementation
- Principles of ASEAN Cooperation in the Areas of Television, Radio, Film and Video
- ASEAN Cooperation in Television
- ASEAN Cooperation in Radio
- ASEAN Cooperation in Radio and Television ASEAN Radio - TV Symposium Orchestra. The
- ASEAN Cooperation in Personal and Training for Radio and Television
- ASEAN Cooperation in Film/Video The Conference took note of the following
- Implementation
RECOGNIZING the importance of the role of print and television, radio, film and video in the national ASEAN Information Ministers are strengthening ASEAN cooperation and their role in the promotion and development of print, television, radio, film and video. That ASEAN governments welcomed the presence of foreign media and agencies in ASEAN member states in accordance with their national policies.
Program to Enhance ASEAN Cooperation in Television, Radio, Film and Video. The Conference agreed that the Meeting of Senior Officials for the Conference of ASEAN Ministers Responsible for Information will meet when necessary.
APPENDIX B COURSE GUIDE
In the spirit of constructivism and knowledge sharing, you are also expected to contribute to classroom resources through a mechanism we refer to as the learning log. Meanwhile, study the course analysis and try to appreciate the logic adopted in the course design. The role of communication programs, information and communication technologies, mass media and media systems in the development and evolution of ASEAN.
Go to our Moodle course page and download the book, Developing Societies in the Information Age. These resources can be in the form of text documents, podcasts, video or presentation materials.
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However, when you become a contributor, you are expected to adhere to Wikipedia's quality standards. Return to the top of the home page and click "Create Account" in the upper right corner. Return to the home page and enter "ASEAN" in the search box on the left side.
Edit the page and create a new section titled ASEAN Media Cooperation if it does not already exist. Some of them will go over your data with a very critical eye and may communicate directly with you.
