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News Myths

Myth is a concept used to explore the storytelling practices of journalists. From this perspective, myth ...

Jack Lule

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Propaganda in World War II

World War II witnessed the greatest propaganda campaigns in history. Often referred to as the “Fourth ...

Philip M. Taylor

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Voice of America

Voice of America (VOA) is a multilingual international broadcasting service funded by the US government, ...

Nicholas J. Cull

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