fragmentasi epistemik – Neopolitique

The Changing Role of Media in Political Communication

March 25, 2025 • by MIchael Baker • 0 Comments

For centuries, the role of media in political communication was anchored by institutional journalism, editorial gatekeepers, and mass-distribution physical channels. Newspapers, radio, and television networks functioned as the primary intermediaries between political actors and the citizenry. While partisan biases always existed, the media landscape was structured around distinct editorial standards, professional codes of ethics, and…

Political Communication

Why Political Narratives Matter in the Digital Age

March 24, 2025 • by MIchael Baker • 0 Comments

For centuries, political narratives were slow-moving constructs. They were crafted by political parties, intellectual elites, and traditional mass media organizations, then disseminated through newspapers, books, and evening television broadcasts. Building a compelling narrative required months of editorial consensus, disciplined messaging, and sustained rhetorical repetition. In the 21st-century digital ecosystem, political narratives have undergone a profound…