CMST 3JJ3 Study Guide - Final Guide: Neoliberalism, Intertextuality, Cultural Capital

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Culture industries are those economic institutions, which employ the characteristic modes of production and organization of industrial corporations to produce and disseminate symbols in the form of cultural goods and services, generally as commodities. Cultural capital involves developing a knowledge of selected musical traditions, their history and their associated performers with regards to popular music. It is a way for the music industries to make more money from the music. It stresses an active nature of media audiences, while also recognizing that such consumption is at the same time, shaped by social conditions. Vaudeville was a type of entertainment popular in the usa in the early 20th century, which featured a mixture of specialty acts such as burlesque comedy, song and dance. Was a form of respectable entertainment for women as there were alcohol regulations at the bar. However, there was a lot of segregation, as they were dominantly white performers/booking agents.

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