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advertorial
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a journalistic article meant to sway a persons opinion.
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a newspaper article
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black propaganda
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false information spread by an opposing force, pretending to be the other force, to make the other force seem bad
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Kate spreads rumors about Addie during the campaign.
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championing
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the act of publicizing, idealizing or advocating for a product
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usher promoting cheerios
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culture jamming
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exposes questionable political assumptions behind commercial culture by using tactics like refiguring logos, fashion statements, and product images in order to challenge the idea of what cool and the freedoms of consumption.
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disinformation
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false or inaccurate information that is intentionally spread to mislead.
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typically classified as black propaganda
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disseminate
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to spread info. widely
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McDonalds advertises in China and across north america.
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Ethos
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the trustworthiness or credibility of an argument
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The arguments ethos was questionable.
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euphemism
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amikd or indirect word or expression used to sugar coat crap when it can be embarrassing or unpleasant
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Using the phrase 'passed away' instead of died
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fallacy
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a wrong or mistaken idea especially based on an unsound arguement
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Believing gay marriage is wrong because the bible says men and women are meant for each other.
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gimmick
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an innovative strategy or scheme used to promote a project
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Grey propaganda
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a type of propaganda without an identifiable author or source
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infoganda
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dramatic or literary works that are set to seem unbiased but are really trying to sway your opinion.
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Often used in news
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libel
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the act of publishing info. to make the opposing force look bad
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news propaganda
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news often motivated by national security disguised as credible, unbiased news
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Obama's speeches being aired on the news
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propaganda
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type of communication used to influence a persons attitude about cause, idea or belief
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commercials
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slander
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false information used to mar a persons reputation and change the public's opinion about them
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rumors
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Space propaganda
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a type of propaganda that was used during the cold war as part of ideological battle to see who was superior by their technological achievements
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the race to the moon
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subvertisment
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refers to the practice of making spoofs or parodies of corporate and political advertisements
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can take form as a new image or an image alternating with an all ready existing icon
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technique of explotation
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a form of propaganda that appeals to flattery aiming to draw attention to a persons weaknesses
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white propaganda
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it truthfully identifies its origin and is usually characterized by gentler methods of persuasion and other types of propaganda
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most common form of propaganda
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