CMN 4548 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Plausible Deniability
12 Dec 2017
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Propaganda; one way, no space for feedback loop. Gov: rarely lies but are selective with truth. Pr won"t give outcomes/results rapidly, there"s a whole other side to the equation. Pr: you must be an advocate and biased towards the person sighing the pay check; persuading people to believing your pov. Plausible deniability; do not share the information willingly to another person to leave the person with a good conscious. Credibility of the person talking influences ones opinions. Pr: yes, we are known for it #fact #objective. Spinning: #manipulative because we would be the last one on the list time. Ex: a new key piece of evidence arrived after reporting, but your team didn"t tell you. For all the media knows, you didn"t know that information at the. Framing (selecting the facts to purvey your pov) spinning agenda setting propaganda priming (asking for an action) You need to frame the issue in order to prime in positive or negative (judging it)
