manipulation of public opinion

In 1923 he wrote his first book, about the manipulation of public opinion by the press and propaganda.

"It is about the manipulation of public opinion, and it has a lot of relevance to today."

They pave the way for propaganda and the manipulation of public opinion, as well as the opinions of individuals.

Indeed, every year more than ECU 100 million is devoted to propaganda, including the manipulation of public opinion.

One continuing problem was the revelation of CIA manipulation of public opinion in this country.

The manipulation of public opinion concerning the institution of our Head of State is a dangerous business.

In Propaganda (1928), Bernays argued that the manipulation of public opinion was a necessary part of democracy.

"There's manipulation of public opinion to make people feel that if you're a patriot, you're a racist," Mr. Lang said.

By this time, Necker had earned the enmity of many members of the French court for his overt manipulation of public opinion.

HE warns of the danger in an open society of "mass manipulation of public opinion, often mixed with mendacity and forms of intimidation."

Manipulation of public opinion by National Intelligence Service during 2012 South Korean presidential election consisted of two incident.

The real issue is the Reagan Administration's distortion of Congressional debate and manipulation of public opinion concerning Central America.

Though taken as prisoners to Cheyenne, they later avoided prosecution through witness intimidation, the manipulation of public opinion by shrewd partisan journalism, and cunning legal maneuvers.

Mass communication research topics include media institutions and processes, such as diffusion of information, and media effects, such as persuasion or manipulation of public opinion.

"To the extent Puccio is responsible for the manipulation of public opinion," said Judd Burstein, a New York criminal lawyer, "he has done a brilliant job."

Breaking the chains: propaganda, censorship, deception and the manipulation of public opinion in Cornwall, Camborne: Cornish Stannary Publications, 1999.

When speaking his views, the iconoclastic linguist and social thinker comes across brilliantly on behalf of his theories about the manipulation of public opinion by the news media and big business.

I also hope that in future this regulation will be completed by control of the rates of political parties and the mass media in order to prevent the manipulation of public opinion for money.

Conservatives, of course, would dispute every strand of that analysis; they view the Bork battle as an example of character assassination and manipulation of public opinion through the techniques of Madison Avenue.

Now, after the manipulation of public opinion by a president intent on war, and the failure of Congress to offer real dissent to his policy, voters' concerns about the health of American democracy will only deepen.

The Phantom Public was published in 1925 following Lippmann's experiences observing the manipulation of public opinion during World War I and the rise of fascism in Mussolini's Italy.

Fending off critics in the defense establishment, Mr. Salant broadcast the documentary "The Selling of the Pentagon," which examined the military's manipulation of public opinion and the news media, including CBS.

The film, for its topic of mass media manipulation of public opinion, is also famous for having been frequently presented as the perfect example to demonstrate the power that media have on a society in influencing the democratic process.

Although there was nothing that Blaise did not know about the manipulation of public opinion, even he had been startled by the efficiency and speed with which the likes of George Creel had managed to demonize all things German.

The very extensive Meyer Lansky/Anti-Defamation League networks among the Democrats were oriented toward cooperation with Bush, sometimes directly, and sometimes through the orchestration of gang vs. countergang charades for the manipulation of public opinion.