The Propaganda Model and its Critics

Update: 2012-04-19

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Is the press free? Not everyone thinks so. Edward Hermann and Noam Chomsky argue that much of the news - even the most highly respected news outlets - subtly (and not-so-subtly) promote certain views and ideas while ignoring (or actively demonising) others.

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The Back Pages and Supplements

2012-05-2544:42

The Back Pages and Supplements (audio only)

2012-05-2544:42

Tabloids and Tabloidisation

2012-05-1701:10:01

Tabloids and Tabloidisation (audio only)

2012-05-1701:10:01

The Broken Business Model

2012-05-1051:16

The Broken Business Model (audio only)

2012-05-1051:16

Journalism: Profession vs Practice

2012-05-0701:24:42

Journalism: Profession vs Practice (audio only)

2012-05-0701:24:42

Sex, Lies and Videotape

2012-04-2701:28:49

Sex, Lies and Videotape (audio only)

2012-04-2701:28:49

The Propaganda Model and its Critics

2012-04-1947:15

The Propaganda Model and its Critics (audio only)

2012-04-1946:44

Ownership and Control

2012-04-0401:24:32

Ownership and Control (audio only)

2012-04-0401:24:32

New Values: Freedom, Truth, and Objectivity

2012-03-2901:55:42

New Values: Freedom, Truth, and Objectivity (audio only)

2012-03-2901:55:42

The Press and Society

2012-03-2201:44:44

The Press and Society (audio only)

2012-03-2201:44:44

A (Very) Brief History of the Press

2012-03-1501:33:55

A (Very) Brief History of the Press (audio only)

2012-03-1501:33:55

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The Propaganda Model and its Critics

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The Propaganda Model and its Critics

Dr Christopher Scanlon

The Propaganda Model and its Critics