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Other Issues in Media and Society

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It is impossible to describe all the problems of the media and society. With the increase in the number of media and the evolution of humanity, new issues are emerging that the world did not hear a word about 50 years ago. I read most of the blogs that my colleagues wrote and chose the 5 that hooked me the most. The first blog I want to start with was written by Simon. A great blog on a topic similar to mine. Simon's blog will probably interest everyone for whom my blog seemed interesting. This blog is well designed and understandable.  https://simon348615581.wordpress.com The second blog is Alexander's blog. His blog is about the aggression spread by the media and about the harm it can cause. It seemed that his point of view was very one-sided, but there are interesting thoughts that will drag out even an uninterested reader. https://alekperi56.wixsite.com/website The third blog was written by Michelle. Her theme concerns the involvement of the media and society in the dete...

My View

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  The manipulation of the receiver relies heavily on manipulating emotions and the reduction of reality. Receptors acquire information through sight and sound, generating imagination and serving as the human mind's manipulation center. Classical warfare is almost impossible in a modern battle between countries possessing nuclear weapons due to the fear of atomic bombardment. Khrushchev (1962) stated, "There can be no winner or loser in a nuclear war. This is mutually assured destruction of both belligerents". As a result, contemporary warfare necessitates new methods of killing an opponent from the inside out.  The rise of information technology has resulted in the most significant advancement in communication in the planet's history. It is interesting to consider the prospect of transferring information across the world in real-time. People could distribute knowledge in whichever way they wanted thanks to the introduction of communication technology, but those days a...

For Further Research

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 These articles below contain a lot of helpful information about IW and how it affects people.  Article of  Khondker (2011) is a profound explanatory essay on the Arab Spring and the role of the media. It describes how it started and what happened afterward and explains the scars left on the press in the world. Khondker, H. (2011). Role of the New Media in the Arab Spring. Globalizations , 8 (5), 675–679.               https://doi.org/10.1080/14747731.2011.621287 Article of Libick, M. (1995) explains the central questions of what is Information Warfare, how it is structured, and how no   one should believe in the media. Libicki, M. C. & NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIV WASHINGTON DC INST FOR NATIONAL STRATEGIC STUDIES. (1995,      August 1). What Is Information Warfare? DTIC. https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/citations/ADA367662 The third article of McConrack, S. (1992) describes the information manipulation theory. To get th...

What The Experts Say II

As the second, I will take the article of Eileen Culloty and   Jane Suiter.  Even though their article is not about the IW topic, its presence often occurs. From their article, I found that p eople who lack access to information from outside the nation and are dissatisfied with the flow and quality of information available within the country are more likely to rebel (Culloty & Suiter, 2021).  I nformation warfare aims to manipulate society in your adversary's nation   (Culloty & Suiter, 2021). As well as a previous article by Ms. Arazna, this article is well-structured and contains a lot of information on how IW manipulates people. From my point of view, familiarizing myself with this book is crucial for those who study Informational warfare. Due to the freshness of the case studies given in this article, it is possible to say that Culloty and Suiter did an excellent job.  Reference: Culloty, E., & Suiter, J. (2021). Disinformation and Manipulation i...

What The Experts Say I

As a first expert, I will take the article created by Marzena Araźna, National Defence University, Warsaw, Poland. The topic discussed in this article, named Modern Warfare, is well-revealed and consists of facts that suit the topic well. Marzena Arazna explained Hybrid Warfare and was the first author that I saw who discovered that manipulating the opponent is crucial to achieving objectives in informational warfare. The article consists of 29 pages and describes the phenomenon of "The Arab Spring." In her paper, I found many examples of how people are being manipulated by the information from the media and what effects it is leading to. Well-done research which must be read by people researching this Informational Warfare topic. Reference: ARAŹNA, M. (2015). Conflicts of the 21 st century based on multidimensional warfare - “Hybridwarfare”, DISINFORMATION AND MANIPULATION. Security and Defence Quarterly , 8 (3), 103–129. https://doi.org/10.5604/23008741.1189421

Current Events II

This blog  did a great job giving information about what informational warfare is. It was well structured and easy to read. However, as well as in the first examined blog, I did not see the explanation of how IW manipulates society. This was my comment; unfortunately, it did not yet get approved. Great blog! I have been researching the IW topic from the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and examined many things from it. This post dramatically answers questions about the IW: What is It? How does it work? What weapons does it use? What could be an example of IW? I want to start with the topic of people manipulation. I was fascinated that you wrote about exploiting people to attack their own country.  "Type II: Denial, Destruction, degradation, distortion / Type III: Exploiting enemy information flows." Going through the posts, I usually do not see an explanation of how IW is working and how it affects people's minds. However, it is still an excellent explanatory post...

Current Events I

 This blog did a great job describing the situation happening in Ukraine after a week. However, in this blog, I did not see a proper explanation of how people are being manipulated.  This was my comment; unfortunately, it did not yet get approved. - It is fascinating to understand that! The world has never seen such an informational battlefield as we see it right now. It is possible to say that information warfare is the deliberate manipulation of information trusted by a target without the target's knowledge for the target to make decisions that are not in their best interests but are in the best interests of the person conducting the information warfare. In contemporary war, the capacity to influence is a critical instrument for achieving political objectives. As a result, it is difficult to tell when information warfare starts, stops, or how powerful or destructive it is. This war did not start in February 2022; it started long ago. During this time, the Ukrainian and the ...