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debating on the design of Kate's dress, the dress-up of the prince or the royal people invited, which is a result of the power of social media, and through which people can fine more comprehensive videos of the wedding ceremony.

Generally, spectacle means an event which is marvelous for its appearance, which stems from Rome. Dramatically, spectacle involves both high culture and low culture. The high culture, like drama or movies, are performances of visual accomplishment, which low cultural refers to performances in relatively folk environment. (Golding, P., and G. Murdock. ,1979)

As human adventure develops into a completely new millennium, culture of media still acts as a central organizing force in all aspects such as economy, politics, culture and daily life of people. And as technology is being developed, media giants are growing, competition is becoming more fierce and media is generating spectacles to draw audiences' attention to their programs and also advertisements which make for the appropriate functioning of the industry. In the last few decades, spectacle culture has developed significantly. All types of culture and an increasing number of spheres of social life are filled up with the spectacle's logic.

The marriage of Price William and Kate Middleton was celebrated with a lot of people watching on TV all over the world. Most people were paying close attention to the wedding which is said to be a fairy tale since Kate isn't from any royal background.

Memory is what people who keep the knowledge of thoughts in the previous period, and memory helps increase the positiveness with which one person is able to remember and the confidence to recall the past things. Besides, memory includes social memory, collective memory and external memory. The face of being remembered or remembrance which are dedicated to the parents' memories. Memory coordinates the effects of mass media on the individual. The natural process of memory is involved with encoding, storage, and retrieval of episodes. And the formed memory of royal family will also have an effect on the perspectives of audiences toward William Prince and Kate Middleton, prejudices and stereotypes were formed so that very different opinions exist.

As Curran, James and Seaton, Jean (2003),put it in the book Power Without Responsibility: The Press, Broadcasting, and New Media in Britain, since the media has an massive effect on the audiences, no doubt the overhaul is needed in the organization. In the early 1980s a British Steel manager was invited to talk to the BBC, and he said that he was convinced that some areas needed changes, that the Corporation was too bureaucratic, too large and cumbersome. In the post-war period of the Second World War, the BBC's response to the problems of production and staff shortage increased. Anyways, for the media industry, the most important political strategy for survival is being popular and being valued.

And the opinion is more evidently pointed out by Jeffery Klaehn (2010) in The Political Economy of Media and Power, Much of the influence that media have on audiences' opinions of the world and of their roles in the entire globe is determined by the people who have social power, that is to say, by people in the way of the ability of convincing people to believe what otherwise whey would not. By and large, the mainstream of the world's comme