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There are hundreds of disadvantages in the media. The media can only portray something in one perspective for example and can therefore be misleading.
Electric current is a transmission medium which can be used to transfer data across a wire for example ( copper wires). Radio waves is a transmission medium which can be used to carry data through the air. The above mention mediums are known as data transmission media.
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You cannot say "a propaganda", sorry. Propaganda is already plural, like media
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propaganda
Propaganda is any form of media used to convince people of something. The word propaganda is a noun.
Countries governments and the media.
Propaganda can be created by individuals, organizations, or governments with the intention of influencing people's beliefs or actions. It can take many forms, such as posters, speeches, advertisements, or social media campaigns.
Robert J Samuelson has written: 'Untruth' -- subject(s): Common fallacies, Communication in politics, Democracy, Mass media and public opinion, National characteristics, National characteristics in mass media, Political aspects, Political aspects of National characteristics, Political aspects of Popular culture, Politics and culture, Popular culture, Press and propaganda, Propaganda, Public opinion
Leo Bogart has written: 'Silent politics: polls and the awareness of public opinion' -- subject(s): Public opinion, Public opinion polls 'The age of television' -- subject(s): Television broadcasting 'Premises for propaganda' -- subject(s): American Propaganda, Case studies, Propaganda, Propaganda, American, United States Information Agency 'Cool words, cold war' -- subject(s): American Propaganda, Case studies, Propaganda, Propaganda, American, United States Information Agency 'Over the edge' -- subject(s): Mass media, Mass media and culture, Mass media and youth, Popular culture, Social aspects, Social aspects of Mass media, Target marketing, Young consumers 'Strategy in advertising' -- subject(s): Advertising 'Polls and the awareness of public opinion' -- subject(s): Public opinion, Public opinion polls
usually the media in wars is there to provide a morale boost to the public, and to create a hatred for the enemy. The propaganda organizations oversee the media during mass wars, (e.g. The ministry for propaganda was active all through World War 2, and all media was censored) This was to stop people voting against the war, the Media is in fact as powerful a method of fighting wars as the soldiers themselves, because without media and propaganda, there would be no volunteers and soldiers, and vice versa.
Yes. For example, sound needs media (air, water, etc.) to propagate.
Spreading Propaganda -Apex
the media influences American foreign policy by using propaganda