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Revision as of 09:47, 9 March 2015

Welcome to the Propaganda Portal on Powerbase

Welcome to the Propaganda Portal on Powerbase—your guide to networks of power, lobbying and deceptive PR.

Propaganda as information control


Powerbase has a policy of strict referencing and is overseen by an Managing editor and a Sysop and several Associate Portal editors. The Editor of the Propaganda Portal is David Miller.

Priority pages

British Propaganda

The Central Office of Information page needs expanding, as do CoI projects such as:

US Propaganda

  • NATO
  • Israeli Propaganda
  • Theorists

Recent Articles on SpinWatch

BBC charity committed to promoting UK Government propaganda in Afghanistan (December 2010)

Propaganda Techniques and Concepts

Astroturf | Black Propaganda | Deception | Disinformation | Front Groups | Grey Propaganda | Misinformation | Psyops | Public Diplomacy | Sock Puppets | Soft Power | Third Party Technique | White Propaganda

Propaganda bodies

UK: 15 (UK) Information Support Group | 15 (UK) Psychological Operations Group | [[7644 (Public Relations) Squadron | Ambassador News Service | American Labor Committee to Aid British Labor| Britain Abroad Task Force | British Council | British Forces Broadcasting Service | British Information Services | British Information Services (Ottawa) | British Satellite News | British Security Coordination |British Society for Cultural Freedom | British War Propaganda Bureau | Cabinet Publicity Committee | Central Office of Information | Coalition Information Center | Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies | Defence Advisory (DA) Notice System | Defence Media Operations Centre | Department of Propaganda in Enemy Countries | Directorate General Media and Communications | Empire Marketing Board | Engaging with the Islamic World | Government Communication Network | Government Information and Communication Service | Information Department | Information Liaison Department | Information Policy Unit | Information Research Department | Institute for the Study of Conflict | Islamic Media Unit | Joint Warfare Establishment | London Radio Service | Media Operations Group (V) | National Propaganda | News Department | Northern Ireland Information Service | Operation Mass Appeal | Overseas Information Department | Overseas News Agency | Political Warfare Executive | Public Diplomacy Board | Public Diplomacy Department | Public Diplomacy Group | Public Diplomacy Partners Group | Public Diplomacy Policy Department | Public Diplomacy Strategy Board | Quilliam Foundation | Research, Information and Communications Unit | Services Sound and Vision Corporation | Targeting and Information Operations
US: Air Force Cyber Command (Provisional)]] | America Abroad Media | American Committee for a United Europe | British Society for Cultural Freedom | Coalition Information Center | Committee on Public Information | Congress for Cultural Freedom | Forum World Features | Free Trade Union Committee | Information Operations Task Force | Internews | Kern House Enterprises | National Committee for a Free Europe | Office of Information Activities | Office of Media Affairs at the White House | Office of Strategic Influence | Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Support to Public Diplomacy | Policy Counter Terrorism Evaluation Group | Psychological Strategy Board | Radio Free Europe | United States Information Agency

Categories

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References and Resources


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