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In today’s wars, professional media and military institutions have arrested the once-chaotic social media dynamics and more effectively harnessed them for their own ends, says a recent study by Andrew Hoskins of the University of Glasgow and Ben O’Loughlin of the Royal Holloway University of London. The article explains how war and media have operated … Continued
Tags:
propaganda,
war journalismPublished: 12 Aug 2015