Peace journalism has been around since the 1970’s. The concept of peace journalism is that those involved with journalism, editor, reporter, or the organisations themselves, reflect and carefully decide what they cover and how they cover events of war or of injustice. The aim of peace journalism is through this careful recording of non-peaceful events,… Continue reading Peace Journalism, Reporting For The Future
Crossover media is; a popular work that crosses over to another genre, often raising the popularity of the original work. Crossover media includes diasporic media: Diaspora is a term that describes individuals and communities that have being displaced or moved from their prior single location (Denesi 2009). Therefore, diasporic media is media created by and… Continue reading Crossover Media – Film & Youtube
Hallyu, also known as the Korean Wave, is the spread of Korean popular culture throughout Asia and the world, particularly Korean television (soap operas), film and music. Hallyu became recognised as a prominent movement in the late 1990’s when it was named by the Chinese press to describe the rise of Korean popular culture in… Continue reading Hallyu Land to the Holy Land – Popular Culture & Globalization
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