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The Impact of Changes in Media and Communications in the Twentieth Century.
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The Impact of Changes in Media and Communications in the Twentieth Century Part A: How far do these sources support the view that developments in mass communications in the period c1890-1939 distorted and misled rather than educated and informed, 'the masses' about the 'events which make history' (source 3)? Both sources 1 and 2 represent a politically and class biased interpretation of historical events. The intentions of the article in source 1, slating the initiative of 'Mr. Lloyd George' are clear. It attempts to distort the purposes of the National Insurance Bill. 'The ways of the Bill are dark and devious' This statement offers neither information nor education. Its nature is highlighted as it misinforms on the Chancellor's intentions. '(S)et out to make mischief' The biased, partisan character is illustrated with its indication of various levies that are to be applied. 'The householder.... is required ....to stick.... stamps on each of his servant's cards, at his own...
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