Browsing: Propaganda
Persuasion is essential to society and democracy, but we need new rules governing how companies…
There’s no time like a crisis for propaganda, so it is no surprise that states and other influence operators are seizing the new coronavirus outbreak to better position themselves at home and abroad.
Myriad actors attempt to shape the information environment for specific aims. The capabilities enabled through…
Information has always been used in conflict to sway opponents and mobilise supporters. In recent…
There is an elephant in the room – and it is persuasion. Until we come to grips with its role in Western society, we cannot tackle issues associated with the shaping of the information environment.
At the 2018 RightsCon conference in Toronto, we had the opportunity to test an experimental…
We keep looking to tech giants to solve our propaganda problems. We’re looking in the…
Russian propaganda efforts will seek to delegitimize the mission in the eyes of Canadians As…
Christmas can be an emotional time of year. From a propagandist’s perspective, that can present both opportunities and challenges, depending on the strategic needs, and whether or not a campaign’s aim is to build morale, or break it.
Propaganda is changing in a Digital Age. Audiences are no longer passive consumers of persuasive…