Manipulative information and media can take several forms, including activism, advertising, hoaxing, and propagandizing. Activism involves direct action to support or oppose an issue in order to affect social views, often through public rallies or social media. Advertising is used by businesses to attract public attention to products and services through paid announcements. Hoaxing aims to deceive the public through fake stories or misleading stunts. Propagandizing presents only one side of an argument to influence attitudes through repetition across various media outlets.
Manipulative information and media can take several forms, including activism, advertising, hoaxing, and propagandizing. Activism involves direct action to support or oppose an issue in order to affect social views, often through public rallies or social media. Advertising is used by businesses to attract public attention to products and services through paid announcements. Hoaxing aims to deceive the public through fake stories or misleading stunts. Propagandizing presents only one side of an argument to influence attitudes through repetition across various media outlets.
Manipulative information and media can take several forms, including activism, advertising, hoaxing, and propagandizing. Activism involves direct action to support or oppose an issue in order to affect social views, often through public rallies or social media. Advertising is used by businesses to attract public attention to products and services through paid announcements. Hoaxing aims to deceive the public through fake stories or misleading stunts. Propagandizing presents only one side of an argument to influence attitudes through repetition across various media outlets.
and Media? Manipulative Media - Loosely defined as any material, program, or application. • Use to formulate new information to aid learning through the use, analysis, evaluation, and production of interactive and hands-on media. Characteristics, format and type • Activism • Advertising • Hoaxing • Propagandazing Activism Activism is the practice or doctrine that has an emphasis on direct vigorous action especially supporting or opposing one side of a controversial matter. It is quite simply starting a movement to affect or change social views. It is frequently started by influential individuals but is done collectively through social movements with large masses. These social movements can be done through public rallies, strikes, street marches and even rants on social media. ADVERTISING Advertising is the action of attracting public attention to something, especially through paid announcements for products and services. This tends to be done by businesses who wish to sell their product by paying media outlets to show their products or services on television breaks, banners on websites and mobile applications. HOAXING A hoax is something intended to deceive or defraud. When a newspaper or the news reports a fake story, it is known as a hoax. Misleading public stunts, scientific frauds, false bomb threats and business scams are examples of hoaxes. A common aspect that hoaxes have is that they are all meant to deceive or lie. For something to become a hoax, the lie must have something more to offer. It must be outrageous, dramatic but also has to be believable and ingenious. Above all, it must be able to attract attention from the public. Once it has done that then a hoax is in full effect. PROPAGANDIZING
Propagandizing is a form of communication that is aimed at influencing
the attitude of a community toward some cause or position by presenting only one side of an argument. Propaganda is commonly created by governments, but some forms of mass communication created by other powerful organizations can be considered propaganda as well. As opposed to impartially providing information, propaganda, in its most basic sense, presents information primarily to influence an audience. Propaganda is usually repeated and dispersed over a wide variety of media in order to create the chosen result in audience attitudes.