Some mediatization theorists argue that we have entered a phase of ______, where the changes in social institutions already caused by media are beginning to create ever more profound changes.

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Deep mediatization refers to a stage where the influence of media on social institutions becomes so pervasive that it leads to more significant and profound changes in society, beyond the initial impacts of media. This concept suggests that as media becomes deeply embedded in all aspects of social life, its effects become more profound and far-reaching.

Some Mediatization Theorists Argue That We Have Entered a Phase