Ganda Propaganda

When we hear the word "ganda", we understand this as "double".

Yet, the word "propaganda" is one most prefer to avoid using.

Nevertheless, this is quite harmless to those who understand it.

Let's view:

Melanie Anne Phillips, posted:

Introduction to Propaganda.

Propaganda, n. 1. any organization or movement working for the propagation of particular ideas, doctrines, practices, etc. 2. the ideas, doctrines, practices, etc. spread in this way. (Webster’s New Twentieth Century Dictionary)

Propaganda: 3. a storyforming/storytelling technique used to impact an audience in specific ways, often employed to instigate deliberation and/or action. (Dramatica)

She continues with:

The Basics of Propaganda.

Propaganda and Symbols.

The Four Levels Of Propaganda.

Shock as Propaganda.

Awareness as Propaganda.

Conditioning as Propaganda.

Misdirection as Propaganda.

After all of the above, she dramatically leaves us with this:

A Word of Warning About Propaganda.

So, what do you think? Yes, in relations to radio and television media in providing daily news doses to us as audience. Then, how do you apply Propaganda properly whence you are in the industry.

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