The world has really become a small village due to technology. The daily advancement in technology has consequentially increased the fake news production in the social media and mass communication media. People have also become lazy in doing research yet information is easily accessible compared to the past. The 1984...
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Avram Noam Chomsky Avram Noam Chomsky is an American cognitive scientist, a linguist, historian, political activist, and a social critic. Having being born in December 1928 to a middle-class Jewish immigrant family in Philadelphia, he went through his studies at the University of Pennsylvania with interest in linguistics, philosophy, and mathematics....
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Several layers of ingrained propaganda are exposed in Lara Aryani's 2015 essay "Saudi Arabia and the War of Legitimacy in Yemen." It explains how Saudi Arabia has used its clout within the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) to wage wars throughout the region, particularly in Yemen. Since she provides the strategy they...
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Jesse Willcox Smith Jesse Willcox Smith, a native of Philadelphia, studied at the Pennsylvanian Academy of Fine Arts, a school of designs for ladies. She was a Red Rose Girls member and a student of Howard Pyle at the Drexel Institute. She was hired by the American committee for public information...
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Germany's Historical Context with Public Relations With its promotional efforts on railroads and industry, Nazi Germany's employment of propaganda, and the thriving post-war industry, Germany has a long history with public relations. "ffentlichkeitsarbeit" (working for the public sphere) is a phrase used in German. According to this definition, the industry is...
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McClintock’s blog post “Propaganda Techniques in Today’s Advertising Americans” focuses on propaganda advertisements and how they influence Americans when it comes to making choices. Overall, the article capacity that although some ads might be informative, most of them, in particular political ones are propagandas are intended to seduce, mislead, and...
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