The Evolution of Propaganda in Media

This chapter explores the historical development of propaganda techniques in democratic societies, particularly during pivotal events like World War I and the Red Scare. It delves into the Rohawk Valley Formula's role in shifting corporate propaganda strategies against labor movements, highlighting how media narratives can shape public perception. The conversation examines the contemporary implications of these techniques, revealing how media influences storytelling and enforces societal norms through power dynamics in ownership and advertising.