What is message pluralism?
Explain in some detail and give at least one specific example. Message pluralism is a broad and diverse representation of opinion and culture in the media. Pluralism is a condition in society where multiple or numerous distinct ethnic, religious, or cultural groups are present and tolerated within a society. A news story on television, radio or in newspapers and magazines that reflected only the viewpoint of one group while ignoring the viewpoint of other groups would lack message pluralism. The loss of message pluralism leads to conformity and a lack of competition in different media. Competition and innovation usually provide message pluralism for example internet blogs and talk radio shows. 6. Explain the difference between a chain and a network. Give an example of each. A chain usually carries the same products and is owned by one company or corporate entity. An example of a chain is a chain of bookstores such as Borders, Barnes and Noble and Half Price Books. Another example of a