Propaganda Techniques in Black Africa

Domatob, Jerry Komia

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Development Journalists As Economic Boosters and Liberators1

Manipulative Techniques Deployed1

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“…The development journalist is also an economic development booster and cheerleader (Domatob, 1985). Though underdevelopment lacks a universal definition, destitution, misery, illiteracy, poor housing, nutrition, Downloaded by [Gebze Yuksek Teknoloji Enstitïsu ] at 13:29 20 December 2014 and want are dominant characteristics (Ayittey, 2005).…”

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Who Is a Development Journalist? Perspectives on Media Ethics and Professionalism in Post-Colonial Societies

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Domatob

2007

Journal of Mass Media Ethics

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Who Is a Development Journalist? Perspectives on Media Ethics and Professionalism in Post-Colonial Societies

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2007

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“…Labelling can take many different forms depending on the circumstances, but they all, rather than making a legitimate argument, attack the opposition on a personal level. It often appeals to the audience's preconceptions and prejudices (Domatob 1985;Shabo 2008).…”

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Facing Disinformation: Narratives and Manipulative Techniques Deployed in the Czech Republic

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Mlejnková

2021

Politics in Central Europe

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Disinformation represents a pressing issue in the context of security and politics in the region (not only) of Central and Eastern Europe. With the conflict in Ukraine, European virtual space was flooded with online media offering alternative explanations concerning the situation in that country. So-called alternative media developed into trusted sources of information for part of society. Therefore, this paper analyzes in-depth the techniques of manipulation they use; in other words, the aim of the paper is to deconstruct their power over peoples’ hearts and minds. Through the case of the Czech Republic, we demonstrate modernized manipulation of public opinion based on a selective choice of topics and stories combined with properly chosen manipulative techniques controlling emotions and relativity.

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Ghana: Media complicity in human rights violations

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2005

Ecquid Novi: African Journalism Studies

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Propaganda Techniques in Black Africa

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Who Is a Development Journalist? Perspectives on Media Ethics and Professionalism in Post-Colonial Societies

Who Is a Development Journalist? Perspectives on Media Ethics and Professionalism in Post-Colonial Societies

Facing Disinformation: Narratives and Manipulative Techniques Deployed in the Czech Republic

Ghana: Media complicity in human rights violations

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