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Media and Social Stratification
Digital divide:
Media and social stratification:
Case study:
1) From Rajan’s experience:
2) Mr. Shrestha’s family:
Media and gender discrimination:
Media and power division:
Media and economic stratification:
Media and virtual society:
Media and cultural imperialism:
Media and generation gap:
Conclusion:
— Shekhar KC and Rajan Kathet
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Content: They occupy the major decision making positions of government or any institution and use unprivileged ones for their benefits. Media and economic stratification: New media facilitates its users to create their own economic platform. Bloggers widen their network with their clients, advertise diversified products and generate income through online participation in various commercial activities, and through their contextual information disseminating activities. The large array of people who remain isolated from the digital world become the scapegoat of such advertisement of various cultural products like clothes, movies, domestic needs etc. Media and virtual society: With the advent of various social networking sites like Facebook, Hi5, Myspace etc, people seem more enthusiastic in creating their own identity irrespective of sex, races and economic background. Their privileges to communicate with high-profile people of the society lead to their strong networking ability and finally the platform in which they can utilize their talent. Besides grabbing opportunities, users have full control over their identity and create discourses on their favor. Media and cultural imperialism: