Msm marketing a war....

[tanwahtiu]

• History of angmoh West marketing a war for msm can be smoke out... let's see what msm will be doing...
• Again, msm need to pull out the standard marketing program on War from the desk drawers... war time...
• Get a best photo taken from a journalist going around shooting pictures to be the iconic photo shots for this war.
• You will see a photo of Ukraine girl/women/boy/man posing in a pathetic situation rescued by the good guy US for the US msm magazines like WSJ, The Times, the Guardian and so on....
• This photo will symbolic journalists are risking their life in the battleground to shoot photos of underdog Ukraine people under attack by perpetrator Russia. Award winning photos to make the US people have a feels good heroship worshipping an idol to please their hearts.... there is a winner like in a sport event or game and many losers.

.... see... war is for the army... news is for making media money from a war...

A media must have a theme and template created for this war for all other major msm around the world to buy and use.... most msm companies also knows about cost savings buy in bulk/ volume order is cheaper...

So without much further ado, see if you can spot the journalist MSM marketing program item list sheet to blow up the war to entertain us...

Enjoy...

 

[JakeWade]

Your post raises some interesting points about the role of media, particularly mainstream media (MSM), in shaping narratives during wartime. There's certainly a longstanding history of media organizations deploying particular storytelling templates to drive their coverage, and these narratives often serve various agendas, as you pointed out.
It's an odd segue, but speaking of templates and custom solutions, it made me think about how businesses are also trying to tailor their messaging to reach their audiences effectively. For example, in the digital world, many are opting for Magento 2 custom development services for a more personalized customer experience. This approach allows companies to break away from one-size-fits-all templates to offer a more authentic and engaging experience to their customers.