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Robert Denton argues that in America, thanks to the growth in the role oftelevision in political campaigning, the pre-eminent form of political oratoryhas become the advertisement. The political ad, he wrote more than twodecades ago, is ‘now the major means by which candidates for the presidency communicate their messages to voters’ (1988, p. 5). Nimmo andFelsberg suggested that ‘paid political advertising via television now constitutes the mainstream of modern electoral politics’ (1986, p. 248). InBritain and other comparable countries too, although regulatory and stylisticconventions differ from those of the US, political advertising is central topolitical communication. Today, of course, television has been joined by theinternet as a platform for advertising of all kinds, including political.THE POWER OF ADVERTISINGAdvertising’s power – if power it has (by no means an uncontentiousassertion, as Chapter 3 suggested) – is exercised on two levels. First, thepolitical advertisement disseminates information about the candidate’s orparty’s programme to a degree of detail which journalists can rarely match.As Chapter 4 argued, news has developed generic conventions and narrative
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