The Propaganda Model¶
Herman. (2000). The Propaganda Model: a retrospective.
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Domain-specific¶
- Propaganda Model
- Patterns persist as personnel change, replicate across outlets facing the same filter structure, and shift when the filter structure changes — as when an outlet changes ownership, loses a major advertiser, or acquires insulated public funding.
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“argues for the continuing, if not increasing, relevance of the propaganda model in explaining current media behavior”
- Patterns persist as personnel change, replicate across outlets facing the same filter structure, and shift when the filter structure changes — as when an outlet changes ownership, loses a major advertiser, or acquires insulated public funding.
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