In Medias Res | |
Hybrid News for Hybrid Times | |
Fahira Fejzić-Čengić1  | |
[1] Faculty of Political Science, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina; | |
关键词: genre; ethics of responsibility; truth; interpretation; fear; | |
DOI : 10.46640/imr.11.20.9 | |
来源: DOAJ |
【 摘 要 】
Hybrid genres include infotainment, infomercial, arguetainment, communication stampede, spin, and media spectacle. In altered social circumstances, the usual elements of existence as a society, citizen, and public are transformed into the market, consumerist and commercial. Conventional information education becomes ad hoc commercial education. Instead of genuine media content that seeks a media audience that resonates with it, there is advertising (entertainment) through private media intended for consumers. In a construed reality, media corporation owners are not interested in the citizen, but in profit. The consequences include social spectacularization, the illusion of de-ideologization, celebrity culture, and the fact that we are generally becoming shallow. The pandemic has further intensified these trends, which in the horizons of media philosophy may be primarily considered as a Neronian intensification of fear on a global scale.
【 授权许可】
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