Krigsrapportering som propaganda

Flyktingkolonnen som försvann

Authors

  • Olle Findahl Umeå universitet

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54807/kp.v9.31447

Keywords:

nato, bombing, serbia, kosovo, war, information, media, propaganda, hate speech

Abstract

Swedish media presented the Nato bombing campaign against Serbia and Kosovo during the spring of 1999 as a very effective and clinical war, just as Nato wanted it to be shown. But now and then there was information that challenged this propagandist view. Media did, however, have difficulties letting this information that could strengthen the opinion against the war through, but had no problem whatsoever making room for information and hate speeches that were necessary for the continuation of the war.

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Author Biography

Olle Findahl, Umeå universitet

Olle Findahl, fil.dr. i psykologi med avhandlingen Begriplighetsanalys är professor i medie- och kommunikationsvetenskap vid Umeå universitet. Han har under tjugofem år publicerat skrifter kring nyheter och nyhetsreception varav den senaste heter News in our minds. En lång rad av andra artiklar har handlat om utvecklingen inom svensk television och public service. För närvarande är han sysselsatt med mediernas roll i krigsliknande situationer och ett projekt om "Media and Democracy in a Post Communist Society, The case of Serbia".

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Published

2000-06-01

How to Cite

Findahl, O. (2000). Krigsrapportering som propaganda: Flyktingkolonnen som försvann. Kulturella Perspektiv – Svensk Etnologisk Tidskrift, 9(2), 21–26. https://doi.org/10.54807/kp.v9.31447

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Research Articles