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MP3: Social and Mobile Media

on November 04, 2024

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Position Paper 3- Authoritarian Media

Authoritarian Media? Authoritarian media is media that is heavily controlled or heavily influenced by a government or political regime. The media is typically used to promote the interest of the government or political regime. Authoritarian Media in the Philippines: Authoritarian Media in very prominent in the Philippines . President Rodrigo Duterte and his government have turned social media into a platform to silence their oppositions and manipulate the people of the Philippines . He is known for his government taking measures of suppressing media outlets. His supporters labeled as "trolls" and "influencers" flood their social media platforms with advertisements for Duterte. " President Rodrigo Duterte’s government has turned social media into an effective tool of information warfare designed to intimidate and silence all opposition and distort and manipulate the public’s understanding of reality" Agenda: Duterte's agenda with controlling the medi...

Position Paper 2 - Radio

Radio is a key factor of every country's culture and sound. Radio is how people gather information and get entertainment. Some countries don't have as much freedom to radio as other countries do. In Syria, the government has significant control over radio stations, showing their strategy of maintaining authority and managing public information. Radio station in Syria must obtain a license from the government in order to become a radio station. In order to get the license, you must allow authorities to monitor and control everything that comes through there. One radio station in Syria that does have a since is called Ninar FM . Ninar Fm is a radio Station in Syria that promotes the sound of Syria while also giving news and reports to the public. All the information that comes through Ninar FM is controlled heavily by the government. The government has strict guidelines on the content that can be aired. Political criticism and coverage of opposition groups are typically proh...

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