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Cal Poly Pomona. Spring 2010. COM 413. Public
Opinion, Propaganda and Mass Media Instructor: Mariusz
Ozminkowski, Ph.D.
Telephone:
626-799-5834. E-mail: mozminkowski@csupomona.edu |
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PowerPoint Presentations:
Note: Power Point presentations are intended as outlines for lectures; they do not substitute lectures, discussions, and reading.
Take a course on public opinion polls
About media bias The Grant Howell Legacy Symposium:
Examining Opinion and Bias in the News
Polarized America? Are We Really One Country? An article from the Atlantic Monthly Professor Fiorina Debunking the Myth of Polarized America 2004 Presidential Election Cartograms: Blue v. Red America
About Public Opinion Polls 20 Questions a Journalist Should Ask About a Poll American Association For Public Opinion Research
POLLING ORGANIZATIONS ABC
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George Orwell: A review of Chaplin's "Dictator"
Promoting the U.S. Public diplomacy Goodwill Hunting by Martha Bayles
Examples of Propaganda: From Iraq 2005 (USA), From Iraq 2004 (UK), From Britain 1914-18 From North Korea, From the U.S. (Disney) Pre-packaged news, Pentagon's "America Supports You"
Best recent advertisement (not necessarily propaganda). Winners of the Cannes Lions 2007, 54th International Advertising Festival Energy company Epuron, Amnesty InternationaI DOVE, Coca Cola (Grand Theft Auto), Smart Car for two
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COM
413: University
catalog course description: Techniques
of sociological and political persuasion, mass media and public opinion
in the United States; developments in international propaganda.
Integrates disciplines of sociology and political science in
application to operation of communication and communications media in
society. Course Objectives Upon
successful completion of this class, the student should be able to:
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