The document discusses different types of media power. It notes that media controls information by deciding what is considered news, how to interpret events, and how important certain news stories are. This allows media to influence people through propaganda and indoctrination. The document then discusses specific types of media, like print media, and how each type can shape public opinion and perspectives through the stories they choose to cover and how they cover them. It emphasizes that media has a lot of power in what it chooses to report and how it reports the information.
The document discusses different types of media power. It notes that media controls information by deciding what is considered news, how to interpret events, and how important certain news stories are. This allows media to influence people through propaganda and indoctrination. The document then discusses specific types of media, like print media, and how each type can shape public opinion and perspectives through the stories they choose to cover and how they cover them. It emphasizes that media has a lot of power in what it chooses to report and how it reports the information.
The document discusses different types of media power. It notes that media controls information by deciding what is considered news, how to interpret events, and how important certain news stories are. This allows media to influence people through propaganda and indoctrination. The document then discusses specific types of media, like print media, and how each type can shape public opinion and perspectives through the stories they choose to cover and how they cover them. It emphasizes that media has a lot of power in what it chooses to report and how it reports the information.
f,dalh tlu tl tallhlg f.k wd nj' udOH hk jpkh ,;ska udOHfhka jHq;amkak jQ neúks ta lshkafka ueo' udOH i|yka lrhs iïm%odhsl ck ikaksfõok moaO;sh iy wka;¾.; W;amdol hka;% fukau fjk;a ;dlaIKhka i|yd ueÈy;a jQ ñksia l:kh What is media power? The media controls information: what is news, how to interpret the news, the degree of importance of the events cited in the news all within moral and ethical inferences. This is the formula for propaganda and indoctrination. That is a lot of power.