The Art of Propaganda: When Journalists Use Facts to Create Fiction
Modern journalism requires specific rhetorical skills to make propaganda resemble actual news.
Modern journalism requires specific rhetorical skills to make propaganda resemble actual news.
The last traces of the US media’s interest in contemporary historical truth vanished half a century ago.
A semi-lucid judge acknowledges that Tucker Carlson delivers bad comedy, but he seems to believe Fox News viewers understand that.
The most respectable news outlets now follow the logic of the entertainment industry and depend on politics resembling a circus.
We may soon be obliged to call our beloved fake news ”shallowfake news” now that deepfake technology threatens to disrupt our perception of the truth.