How Broadcasting Institutions Reflect The Ideology Of The Dominant Classes

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In Marxism ideological positions are a function of class positions, and the dominant ideology in society is the ideology of its dominant class. This is visible in broadcasting as audiences are always taken into consideration as stated previously. Programmes are produced based on 'supply and demand' and it is evident through this we see the hierarchy of the classes, programmes are generally geared to the upper class as they represent the majority of the audience thus their ideologies are broadcasted on a much wider scale...
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Programmes are produced based on 'supply and demand' and it is evident through this we see the hierarchy of the classes, programmes are generally geared to the upper class as they represent the majority of the audience thus their ideologies are broadcasted on a much wider scale...
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