Summary:
The book examines the history and application of propaganda, focusing on how governments, particularly in democratic societies, manipulate public opinion and media to further their own agendas. It delves into case studies and strategies used to shape public perception and maintain power, highlighting the role of mass media in controlling and directing societal discourse.
Key points:
1. Propaganda Model: Chomsky's theory that media is controlled by the powerful to shape public opinion.
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