Mass Media and the Spiral of Silence: The Philippines from Marcos to Aquino

Hernando González

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An analysis of the alternative media and their reporting up to the February 1986 revolution shows that they broadened the context in which key events could be interpreted and influenced those segments of the audience that provided the new leadership.

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