Propaganda

Definition

Propaganda refers to the dissemination of biased or misleading information, often used by governments or organizations to shape public opinion and influence people's beliefs and behaviors.

Related terms

Censorship:

The act of suppressing or controlling information, often done by governments to restrict access to certain content.

Media Manipulation: The deliberate alteration or distortion of news or media content with the intention of influencing public perception.

Psychological Warfare: The use of psychological tactics, such as propaganda, to weaken the morale and beliefs of an opponent in order to gain an advantage.