Exercise : Media Releases Encoded Messages
Situation
Culture of Russia : Power and Influence
Joan Collins : Actress and Writer
Officially listed as from Britain... in reality is from South Russia...
Dynasty TV Drama Show as "Blake Carrington"'s wife Alexis in 1980's
- a powerful character
- she will be devising elaborate defences against inspections and patrols
made by our western alliance missions...
Best-Selling Writer
...i can't read...
- get it on audio books...!...
...oh...
-> NEED to study their fundamental styles and power bases of leading characters
within the south russia system...
...oh will...
...we will...
...ehhh...
...hey...
-> NEED to understand that spy messages are passed via transcript entries in
TV dramas and fiction books...
...like what...?...
...
...
- a "china" vs "USA" trade dispute
= a "alexis" versus "blake" marital dispute
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...ahh...
...now i know...
...you use that...as metaphor...
...yeah...!...
...
...and it can be candid...
...do you know...
...do you...
...ooooh...
-> NEED to dominate the push of information into dramas and fiction books
while "the west" is at-the-fore during the new era...
...i can't keep up...
- source: old style russia male agent...
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...get you on new kit...
...will...
- source: males international
...
...owhh...!...
ADDENDUM
General Mass Media Theories
Media influence is how mass media and social platforms shape our thoughts, feelings, and actions. It decides what topics people talk about, changes public views, and guides buying choices through news, ads, and social networks. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Key Ways Media Shapes Society
Agenda-setting: The media chooses which stories to show so people think those specific topics matter most.
Framing: News and posts present facts with specific angles to make audiences feel a certain way about an event.
Social norms: Constant messages change what people see as normal behavior for groups and communities.
Consumer habits: Online reviews and targeted ads direct what people buy and support. [1, 2, 3]
Main Media Theories
Cultivation theory: Long-term viewing makes people believe the TV world matches real life.
Spiral of silence: People stay quiet when they think their view goes against the main media message.
Limited-effects theory: Media has less direct power because personal values and friends change how people react. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
source: google.com
...oh...and...!...
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...depends how you're thinking about that...!?...
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...mmm....i /we .... suppose...
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...hmmm...
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