With the emergence of transnational media conglomerates the dominance of these global media industries cause an uneven flow of information. The use of these new technologies from the conglomerate companies cause a deregulation in society. This raises concern for the new changes in technology. One change will be how the old and new media merge together to form one consistent form of information. Another concern is how and where media will be taken in. With all this new technology the consumption of media is very easy to come by. "Media globalization has been made possible by the ongoing changes and developments in information and communications technology." Examples of this are Cable, DSL, and Broadband each of these new communication technologies are speeding up the way we can access media. One concern is for poor societies who don't have these advances in mass media. How will they get these advancements and keep up with more information rich societies. The "digital divide" between these societies needs to be taken into account. Some other worries the book explains about media globalization is media imperialism, cultural homogenization, and general fears about the rise of global capitalism. These criticisms are valid and need to be addressed immediately. We need to restructure media ownership so these media conglomerates don't cause these concerns and worries we have.
