However Thompson argues that, it is not part of the state but on the contrary ?a sphere in which the activities of the state could be confronted and subjected to criticism?(1973:70). Most importantly, the public sphere is seen as a space which mediates the state as well as the society, ?a sphere in which the public as the vehicle of public opinion is formed? (Habermas, 1973:56) Up till now, the media has been discussed as a social institution rather than as an industry but it is becoming more important nowadays and it should be understood that ?the main principles of structure and dynamics of the media calls for an economic as well as a political and a social-cultural analysis?and although ?the media have grown up in response to the social and cultural needs of individuals and societies, they are largely run as business enterprises?(McQuail, 2000:190)...
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However Thompson argues that, it is not part of the state but on the contrary ?a sphere in which the activities of the state could be confronted and subjected to criticism?(1973:70). Most importantly, the public sphere is seen as a space which mediates the state as well as the society, ?a sphere in which the public as the vehicle of public opinion is formed? (Habermas, 1973:56) Up till now, the media has been discussed as a social institution rather than as an industry but it is becoming more important nowadays and it should be understood that ?the main principles of structure and dynamics of the media calls for an economic as well as a political and a social-cultural analysis?and although ?the media have grown up in response to the social and cultural needs of individuals and societies, they are largely run as business enterprises?(McQuail, 2000:190)...
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