Analysis of media, journalism, ownership, narratives, misinformation, and communication.
An article on how media framing shapes public understanding, why unofficial house policy and ownership interests matter in Bangladesh, and why citizens must learn to question not only facts, but also the frame around those facts.
A short analytical article on how the “Distracted Boyfriend” meme uses simple visual signs, emotional familiarity, and relational meaning to communicate complex social, cultural, and political ideas.
An article on how Donald Trump’s Iran-war messaging used threat, urgency, and leader-centered framing to shape public perception, justify escalation, and project strength in a highly mediatised wartime environment.
This article examines the wave of AI-generated “Lego-style” propaganda videos circulated during the Iran war and argues that they functioned as a form of strategic communication where propaganda increasingly borrowed the methods of public relations.