GATT stands for:

• A) General Alignment on Tariffs and Trade
• B) General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs
• C) General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
• D) General Agreement on Tariffs and Transportation

When did Telegraph invented?

• A) 1849
• B) 1945
• C) 1844
• D) 1848

What strategy is adopted by the global media conglomerates to promote their products?

• A) to make use of local cultural norms
• B) to make use of local cultural resources
• C) to make use of local cultural values
• D) to make use of local cultural products

All of the following media channels that work under the umbrella of walt Disney, except?

• A) Australian Broadcast Television
• B) Touchstone Television
• C) Buena Vista Television
• D) Walt Disney Television

Economy which is based on economies of all of the world's countries is referred as ________.

• A) Global Economy
• B) Interdependency
• C) Global Culture
• D) Outsourcing

Through which of the following game the aspects of Japanese culture have been transmitted to other countries?

• A) Delta Force
• B) Pokemon
• C) Solitaire
• D) Ninja

Which of the following media conglomerate falls in the category of Music?

• A) Spectra
• B) American Idol
• C) Brasil Fans
• D) Mammoth Records

Conglomerate means;

• A) Media Corporations
• B) To form or gather into a mass or whole
• C) Owner of a Newspaper
• D) All of the given above

American Telephone and Telegraph (AT&T), was split into how many local companies, that enabled it to enter into new types of business?

• A) 22
• B) 23
• C) 24
• D) 25

Who supports the idea of free flow of information in trade?

• A) ITU
• B) UNESCO
• C) WTO
• D) NAFTA

By 1999, how many countries privatised their
telecommunications networks, partly as a result of the WTO agreement?

• A) 86
• B) 89
• C) 88
• D) 87

The 1997 annual sales of General Motors surpassed the GDP of ________.

• A) Thailand
• B) Hong Kong
• C) Ireland
• D) Finland

When did AsiaSat 1 launched in Asia?

• A) 1990
• B) 1998
• C) 1997
• D) 1988

________ breeds the need of communication which is imperative for coordination.

• A) Global Economy
• B) Sharing
• C) Partnership
• D) Interdependency

Who among the following owns Paramount Pictures?

• A) Rupert Murdock
• B) Summer Redstone
• C) Robert Iger
• D) Barry M. Meyer

What is the name of the world first satellite?

• A) Jupitor
• B) Atom
• C) Quarkz
• D) Sputnik

In 1990s, how many media organisation had concentration of media ownership?

• A) 23
• B) 22
• C) 24
• D) 21

Which of the following concept can be called as a mix and match from different sources, old and new, local and global - music, popular culture, restaurants, home decoration?

• A) Commercialization
• B) Internationalisation
• C) Hybridization
• D) Localization

Which of the following news entity is the second larger media conglomerate owned by Rupert Murdoch?

• A) Combined News Network
• B) Australian Broadcasting
• C) American Television
• D) News Corporation

In which phase the new hybrid visual language of moving images dominated global visual culture?

• A) 1960s
• B) 1980s
• C) 1970s
• D) 1990s