CONTENTS

1. Cover
2. Half Title
3. Title Page
4. Copyright Page
5. Dedication
6. Table of Contents
7. List of contributors
8. Introduction: Propaganda in the information age
9. 1. Still manufacturing consent: an interview with Noam Chomsky
10. 2. A propaganda model for the TWENTY-FIRST century: structure-agency dynamics and the intersection of class, gender and race
11. 3. Assessing the strength of the five filters today
12. 4. Fake news, Russian bots and Putin’s puppets
13. 5. Deflective source propaganda: a Syrian case study
14. 6. Expanding the propaganda model to the entertainment industry: an interview with Matthew Alford
15. 7. Still compromising news: obfuscation and evasion as dominant filters in Indian media’s coverage of the IL&FS financial scandal
16. 8. International public relations and the propaganda model: a critical analysis of Bollywood blockbusters
17. 9. Still manufacturing consent in the digital era: disinformation, “fake news” and propaganda in the 2017 elections in Kenya
18. 10. Working inside the racket: an insider’s perspective to the elite media
19. Conclusion: New media, same old rules
20. Index

List of contributors

Introduction: Propaganda in the information age

Alan MacLeod

1    Still manufacturing consent: an interview with Noam Chomsky

Alan MacLeod and Noam Chomsky

2    A propaganda model for the TWENTY-FIRST century: structure-agency dynamics and the intersection of class, gender and race

Florian Zollmann

3    Assessing the strength of the five filters today

Alan MacLeod

4    Fake news, Russian bots and Putin’s puppets

Alan MacLeod

5    Deflective source propaganda: a Syrian case study

Oliver Boyd-Barrett

6    Expanding the propaganda model to the entertainment industry: an interview with Matthew Alford

Alan MacLeod and Matthew Alford

7    Still compromising news: obfuscation and evasion as dominant filters in Indian media’s coverage of the IL&FS financial scandal

Tabassum Ruhi Khan

8    International public relations and the propaganda model: a critical analysis of Bollywood blockbusters

Azmat Rasul

9    Still manufacturing consent in the digital era: disinformation, “fake news” and propaganda in the 2017 elections in Kenya

Jacinta Mwende Maweu

10    Working inside the racket: an insider’s perspective to the elite media

Matt Kennard

Conclusion: New media, same old rules

Alan MacLeod

Index

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