

The media doesn’t say anything: ‘meaning is lost and devoured faster that it can be re-injected.’ (Baudrillard 1994: 79) Below I will attempt to outline the each one.ġ. Throughout this work, Baudrillard presents us with three propositions to support his argument.

However Baudrillard does not agree with this notion, he argues that actually there’s less and less meaning being derived out of the information being presented to us, ‘we live in a world where there is more and more information, and less and less meaning.’ (Baudrillard 1994: 79) Basically, in the postmodern era we are being provided with more and more information that actually means less and less. It is commonly understood that media produces information, which we then assume is going to tell us something.
