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Policing propaganda

机译:警务宣传

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THE NEW YORK TIMES noted in 1859 that the telegraph was doing a lot to clean up politics. "The telegraph gives the speaker in the furthest East or West an audience as wide as the Union," it wrote. That made it harder for politicians to promise to relax drinking laws in one city and impose Prohibition in another. A century and a half later the internet, the telegraph's distant descendant, has once again transformed politics. Social networks have become the platforms of choice for politicians hoping to get their messages out and to give their opponents a kicking. The results can be seen in both the American and British elections. Online advertising, modest a decade ago, now accounts for around half the total.
机译:《纽约时报》在1859年指出,电报在清理政治方面做了大量工作。它写道:“电报使东方或西方最远的演讲者的听众范围达到了联盟。”这使得政客们更加难以承诺在一个城市放宽饮酒法规,而在另一个城市实行禁酒令。一个半世纪以后,电报的遥远后裔互联网再次改变了政治。社交网络已成为希望发布信息并为对手踢出脚步的政客的首选平台。在美国和英国的选举中都可以看到结果。十年前,在线广告的规模很小,现在已占总数的一半左右。

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    《The economist》 |2019年第9171期|14-14|共1页
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