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Logan, Robert; Hayes, James – 1982
Jacques Ellul defined "prepropaganda" as the subtle and sophisticated use of news services to improve an authoritarian government's public image. Because its value is directly related to its being used sparingly, he predicted that prepropaganda would increase when an authoritarian government felt threatened and decrease when it once more…
Descriptors: Authoritarianism, Content Analysis, Developing Nations, Media Research
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Journalism Quarterly, 1982
Reports briefly on research concerning (1) network television coverage of the Iranian hostage crisis, (2) puffery and readership of magazine advertisements, (3) television role models and anticipated social interaction, (4) portrayals of the elderly in magazine advertisements, and (5) British broadcast coverage of the Soviet invasion of…
Descriptors: Advertising, Content Analysis, Elementary Secondary Education, Foreign Countries