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WORLD-INFOSTRUCTURE > DISINFORMATION AND DEMOCRACY > THE HISTORY OF PROPAGANDA

The history of propaganda Thinking of propaganda some politicians' names are at once remembered, like Caesar, Napoleon, Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin or Saddam Hussein. The history of propaganda has to tell then merely mentioning those names: browse Report: Disinformation and Democracy     Abstract  ... -3   The Inflation of Disinformation-Messages -2   A non-history of disinformation -1   Propaganda 0   The history of propaganda +1   The ancient Greek +2   The Egyptians ... +3   The Romans      ... Conclusion  INDEX CARD     RESEARCH MATRIX  Economic rights The economic rights (besides moral rights and in some cases also neighboring rights) granted to the owners of copyright usually include 1) copying or reproducing a work, 2) performing a work in public, 3) making a sound recording of a work, 4) making a motion picture of a work, 5) broadcasting a work, 6) translating a work and 7) adapting a work. Under certain national laws some of these rights are not exclusive rights of authorization but in specific cases, merely rights to remuneration.