Having an organization style in the socio-economic and cultural areas which is quite different from the societal forms of the past, neoliberalism, while referring to post-Fordist production processes and capital accumulation regimes within economic area, is further associated with the consumption economy foregrounding the individuals in the societal area. Media technologies come into prominence within the process in where the urban spaces are given from by the capitalist dynamics within the neoliberal period. At the present time, information related to the space within the cultural area structured by means of both the conventional and the new media technologies is built through the values of the capitalist system. While the dominant values established by the consumption culture through the spatial practices and lifestyles are justified and legitimized, the system of norms and values related to the space in question is concretized in the daily life practices of the individuals. This study scrutinizes the interaction process among the urban space, people and the media through a dialogical approach with reference to the ‘Culture Theory’. Focusing on the social production process of space with a neo-Marxist approach, this study further aims to discuss the socio-economic and political dynamics underlying the global city phenomenon, used to define the urban spaces in our modern times, within the cultural space, which is also a part of praxis at the same time. In this context, the spaces identified by establishing an objective-oriented sampling have been interpreted by applying the qualitative content analysis method through the critical perspective.