Truth is a rare commodity despite the freedom by the print and electronic media: CSS ESSAY

 

Uncovering the Truth: The Media's Struggle with Delivering Accurate Reporting in the Age of Propaganda

Truth is a rare commodity despite the freedom by the print and electronic media 

1. Introduction 
2. What is meant by media, it’s types and significance 
3. Historical background behind the advent of media 
4. Contemporary state of affairs behind the use of media 
5. To what extent, it is true, truth is rare commodity in terms of freedom of media ?

Yes, it is true, because : 

A. Abundance of information 

B. Cyber warfare and threats 

C. Media used by influential people and change the outcomes 

D. Change the perspectives 

E. Emerge of yellow journalism 

F. Ease and accessibility of media to everyone 

G. Illiterate and wrong use of media 

H. Tool to change the perspective and perception 

 6. causes behind the absence of truth in freedom of media ?

A. Social causes 

B. Political causes 

C. Economic causes 

1. Impacts behind the misuse of media to suppress freedom

A. Yellow journalism 

B. Proxy wars 

C. Misuse of power and authority 

D. No difference in wrong and right facts 

E. No independent thinking 

1. Steps taken taken to curb falseness from media 
2. Steps required to ameliorate  the role of media 
3. Conclusion 

This blog post on the Ensemble CSS Academy website explores the topic of the media's struggle to deliver accurate reporting in the age of propaganda. In this post, you will learn about the challenges that print and electronic media face in delivering the truth, despite the freedom of press. The post delves into the social, economic, and political factors that impact media coverage and lead to biased reporting and propaganda. You will gain a deeper understanding of the role of media in our society and how to develop media literacy to identify fake news. This post is perfect for anyone interested in enhancing their knowledge of media and truth, as well as those preparing for the CSS exams

Uncovering the Truth: The Media's Struggle with Delivering Accurate Reporting in the Age of Propaganda