Media concentration directly associated to issues of editorial column self-determination,
media preconception, and lack of restrictions of the press. In that sense, especially
individuals who view such consolidation as sociologically detrimental, dangerous, or
problematic use the term “media consolidation”.
Concentration of media ownership is very recurrently seen as a problem of modern-day
media and the public. When media ownership is concentrated in either of the ways cited
above, unexpected consequences could result such as commercially motivated, a situation
where mass-market media is principally loyal to the sponsors. In my opinion, I think it is
imperative to elaborate upon the problem of media consolidation and its upshot on
miscellany of information reaching a particular market. Critics have raised the issue as to
whether monopolistic or oligopolistic control of the media market can entirely be
responsible and dependable serving the interest of the society. The media is inescapable
given that everywhere we go; we are surrounded by magazines, newspapers, computers,
and televisions. The media is sculpting our society as it controls the structure of our
civilization. Granting everybody is being affected; teenagers are more vulnerable to the
media and suffer the highest impact. This is because; they are exposed to the media eight
hours a day typically. They spend more time under the media’s influence than with parents;
instructors, or even friends; as a result, these deliberate and unsettling messages rendered
by the media are demolishing the mentality of teenagers today as it alters their views of the
world and their place in it.