The fact that more than 80 percent of the dramas and comedies that Canadians prefer to watch on television are foreign programs (mainly from the US) is an example of

A) hyperreality.
B) the homogenization of culture.
C) cultural nationalism.
D) demassification.

Homogenization of Culture

The process by which diverse cultures become more alike through the spread of symbols, values, and norms predominantly from Western countries to other parts of the world.

Cultural Nationalism

denotes a form of nationalism that places primary emphasis on the promotion of a shared culture as the foundation of a nation rather than a shared ethnicity or race.

Hyperreality

A condition in which the distinction between the real and the artificial appears to be blurred, often due to the pervasive influence of media and technology.