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    Frank Luntz Framing Theory

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    Individual Project: Framing Theory Tiffani Stephenson University of Florida   I. Theory summary— The Framing Theory is a concept of “cognitive categorization‚” with the basis that “meaning depends on context” (Scheufele 1999‚ Changingminds.org). Under the framing theory‚ an audience’s attention is drawn to events or issues placed within a frame‚ or a field of meaning‚ rather than on a particular topic. Although this sounds very similar to that of the Agenda Setting theory‚ framing is often a conscious

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    Spin bias is a style of propaganda‚ it’s commonly known as providing a biased interpretation of an event to persuade public opinion of an issue. It occurs when the story has only one interpretation of an event or policy to the exclusion of the other and it can also involve tone and

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    Role of Media in Kargil

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    Role of Media in Kargil Anshu Bhatia PGP2- 18012 Table of Contents Abstract 2 Introduction 3 Literature Review 3 Discussion of the case 5 Analysis and conclusion 6 Bibliography 7 Abstract This paper attempts at evaluating the role of media in the Kargil war‚ which broke out in the summer of 1999‚ at a time when the Indian media was equipped enough to set the media agenda as well as present the war at an unprecedented scale. As mortals‚ we have never seen the war situations

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    "MEDIA AND MASS MOBILIZATION" BY A CORPS MEMBER‚ AKINWUMI OLADIPUPO AT ADAMAWA STATE POLYTHENIC‚ YOLA

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    STATE-CONTROL OF BROADCASTING IN JAPAN AND KOREA When broadcasting began in the post war era in Japan and Korea the two countries were vastly different in national resources and characteristics. Japan was one of the most established democratic nations in the region and became one of the world’s economic powerhouses. On the other hand Korea was recovering from war and civil unrest under a militaristic authoritarian government. Even though these large differences existed‚ both Japan and Korea similarly

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    Mass Media in our life

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    magazines. However‚ some forms of mass media such as books and manuscripts had already been in use for centuries. Mass media can be used for various purposes: advocacy‚ both for business and social concerns. This can include advertising‚ marketing‚ propaganda‚ public relations‚ and political communication. Entertainment‚ traditionally through performances of acting‚ music‚ and sports‚ along with light reading. Since the late 20th century also through video and computer games. Journalism is the discipline

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    about the public relations industry. The opinion that is expressed is that the public relations industry manipulates the public opinion and the well-being of the general population. I agree with this entirely. Advertising and marketing is a form of propaganda‚ it has become a part of our culture and we don’t even notice it. Many Americans still believe that we are not influenced by it‚ but we are every day. Public relations firms go out of their way to keep their campaigns hidden from the public they

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    Vietcong and the NVA would be a victory for communist aggression in South-East Asia and Australia as part of the ‘domino theory’ would be directly threatened. The media was able to manipulate the public’s opinion and attitude through the use of propaganda to gain the support of the public. The public’s ignorance to the war made it easier for Menzies to manipulate the public in thinking that Australia was directly asked by the South Vietnamese government for military assistance when in fact no assistance

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    So far‚ there’re various media for people to choose and access the information such as television‚ radio‚ Internet‚ or even mobile phone‚ consequently‚ media have a full capacity to set a social subject for mass audience to think and talk about. Often‚ media do not deliberately set the agenda and determine the pros and cons of that particular issue‚ so it repeatedly causes bad consequences towards public as well as establishes ’moral panics’‚ which can sometimes lead to mob violence. The studies

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    what is considered the major factor that began the war; that is the rise of totalitarian governments. Totalitarian governments are governments that control the way the citizens act‚ think extra. Totalitarianism had three major figures that embraced this ideology who are Joseph Jughashvili better known as Stalin‚ Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini. These three leaders played a huge role in the war‚ but how did these totalitarian leaders contribute in the wars start? Each one of these leaders had a hand

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