Chapter 6, The Mass Media

According to Schaefer's text, even if the audience is spreading geographically over a wide area and the members do not know each other in some respects.

From Jena 6 to # BaltimoreUprising, social media plays an essential role in how we organize and motivate people. Democratization of the use of social media and communication will provide a platform to help broaden the voice of the most marginalized group in society. Democratization of communication also leads to a new decentralized leadership model. We must move towards the ideological framework for the development of the entire community. We must transcend human rights, citizenship and reform movement to attract the morals of the empire. As Dr. James Cones entered in the article of 1979 entitled "African American Perspective on the Future of African Theology"

Finally, in our book, focusing on the independent media and Christian media in Chapter 6, cross-border media streaming in chapter 7, how scalable practices make more diverse media selections than older broadcast paradigms We can see if we can support it. In chapter 6, independent media producers such as movies, publications, music, comics, games etc. will examine how new relationships are built up with their audience. While these practices may not match the economic benefits enjoyed by mass media producers, they have enabled independent artists to expand access to their work and increase its awareness. Chapter 7 insists that combinations of pirates, immigrants, and popular cosmopolitans will help spread more media content beyond geographical boundaries. Just like the creation of an independent media producer, these cultural products are often marginal and can not compete directly with the mainstream media industry.