Political Propaganda on TV and the HGPE as a hegemonic model of electoral strategy: analysis of the 2014 election
Abstract
The article presents a study on political propaganda in Brazil through the use of audiovisual media. It begins with a discussion of the hegemonic model of television media, since the 60s, when the Free Political Advertising Time (HGPE) was instituted. TV as a hegemonic medium is discussed, as are the specificities of political propaganda and Free Political Advertising Time with studies of innovative use from 1989. In conclusion, the article presents an analysis of the strategies employed by Dilma Rousseff (PT) during the HGPE, in the presidential election of 2014. Content analysis was the chosen methodology.Downloads
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