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The rise of ‘character assassination’ techniques in the 21st century proves to be consistent with many observations, which focus on the negative effects of the media on politics and society, such as simplification, and the negative representation of politics, which favours conflict and personalisation. | The rise of ‘character assassination’ techniques in the 21st century proves to be consistent with many observations, which focus on the negative effects of the media on politics and society, such as simplification, and the negative representation of politics, which favours conflict and personalisation. | ||
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==References and Bibliography== | ==References and Bibliography== | ||
# Garrett, R.K. 2011. ‘Troubling consequences of online political rumoring’, Human Communication Research, 37(2), 255–274. | # Garrett, R.K. 2011. ‘Troubling consequences of online political rumoring’, Human Communication Research, 37(2), 255–274. | ||
#Oates, S. 2006. Television, Democracy and Elections in Russia. London: Routledge | #Oates, S. 2006. Television, Democracy and Elections in Russia. London: Routledge | ||