Mediatization Is Defined as __________

Mediatization is defined as __________

A) The process of crafting the seemingly-infinite amounts of information that permeates society into the limited number of messages that reach people each day
B) the process by which the media have come to play a central role in politics and transformed the structural relations of politics in society.
C) a complex, communicative activity in which language and symbols, employed by leaders, media, citizens, and citizen groups, exert a multitude of effects on individuals and society, as well as on outcomes that bear on the public policy of a nation, state, or community.
D) the overlap and differences in political media systems, along with their implications for media content and effects.
E) media exerting broad-based effects on public opinion, institutional change, political activism, and public policy.