Journal of Global Marketing · 2015 · 29 citations · 73 references
Social SciencesCultural StudiesCulturesCultureDigital Culture StudiesIntercultural CommunicationCross-cultural Online CommunicationCultural DifferenceCultural IntegrationCultural ValuesGlobal MediaInternet CultureArab MediaComparative Data AnalysisCross-cultural Content AnalysisCultural Value MeasurementCultural Values AssessmentDigital Communication Across CulturesOnline Intercultural CommunicationWebsite Internationalization
This study aims to explore the depiction of cultural values on global websites. There exists a research gap in terms of better understanding cross-cultural differences in web communications between the Arab and Western worlds. Thus, we conducted content analysis to examine the cultural values on websites from Arab countries and the U.S. The results suggest that local websites of Arab countries and the United States tend to differ significantly from each other on cultural contents. The proposed cultural findings can serve as a guide for creating culturally congruent international websites.
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