A social media company updates its application with new features, which prove to be extremely unpopular and are eventually removed. Another technology company adopts one of the features for its new application, and within weeks of the first company's failure, the second company is successful in an emerging market

Question

Which features of global culture are represented in this scenario?

(1 point)

The second company will serve as a hearth and share the economic benefits of its new product strategy with the first company.

The second transnational corporation eradicates local culture, substituting a new global culture in its place

Hierarchical diffusion allows the first transnational corporation to achieve greater profits while embracing local culture.

Relocation diffusion allows the companies to succeed because the compression of the space-time continuum allows people to travel often.

Stimulus diffusion is seen in the feature that is ultimately successful and spreads quickly due to the speed of contemporary communication.

Answer 1

The feature of global culture represented in this scenario is:

Stimulus diffusion is seen in the feature that is ultimately successful and spreads quickly due to the speed of contemporary communication.

In this context, the second technology company adopts a feature from the first social media company, which indicates that the essence or underlying idea of that feature (despite its initial unpopularity) resonates with the new market. The quick adoption and success in the emerging market reflect how certain ideas—modified or adapted from their original form—can thrive rapidly in different cultural contexts thanks to modern communication.