Darrin Hodgetts

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INTRODUCTION The centrality of information and communicative processes in constructing societal understandings of political, economic, and social issues makes the media a key network of power and influence in society (Carah, 2021; Herman & Chomsky, 2010). While there is an abundance of research on how persuasion is effected, such research has occurred largely in the context of the legacy media environment of print, radio, and television (Perloff, 2014).