audience theory

 Hypodermic model (passive consumption)

Harold Lasswell developed the theoretical tool of ‘content analysis’ and in 1927 wrote Propaganda Technique in the World War which highlighted the brew of ”subtle poison, which industrious men injected into the veins of a staggering people until the smashing powers . . . knocked them into submission”.

Lasswell's Communication Model - Businesstopia

Hypodermic model (passive consumption)

Harold Lasswell, who developed the theoretical tool of ‘content analysis’ and in 1927 wrote Propaganda Technique in the World War which highlighted the brew of ‘subtle poison, which industrious men injected into the veins of a staggering people until the smashing powers . . . knocked them into submission’

audience theory

1. Hypodermic model (passive consumption)

Harold Laswell , who developed the theoretical tool of ‘content analysis’ and in 1927 wrote Propaganda Technique in the World War which highlighted the brew of ‘subtle poison, which industrious men injected into the veins of a staggering people until the smashing powers . . . knocked them into submission’ 

Lasswell's Communication Model - Businesstopia

audience theory

Hypodermic model (passvie consumption)

its passive and about changing behaviour, a linear consumptive model.

Harold Lasswell wrote a book called Propaganda Technique in the World war written in 1927 . it highlighted the brew of ‘subtle poison, which industrious men injected into the veins of a staggering people until the smashing powers . . . knocked them into submission’

audience theory

audience is important

Hypodermic model (passive consumption)

Harold Lasswell developed the theoretical tool of ‘content analysis’ and in 1927 wrote Propaganda Technique in the World which highlighted the brew of ‘subtle poison, which industrious men injected into the veins of a staggering people until the smashing powers . . . knocked them into submission’

audience theory

 Hypodermic model (passive consumption)

Media consumption was often traced back to Harold Lasswell. In 1972 he wrote Propaganda Technique in the World War. He spoke about individuals being influenced using the term ‘Injected’.

The Hypodermic model: Telling someone to do something and they listen through media.

Passive Consumption: The idea of people being drip fed an idea or belief to slowly change someone’s view on a subject over time through media.

AUDIENCE: THEORIES AND APPROACHES

Hypodermic Needle–  used to disseminate propaganda via popular forms of media

Hypodermic model– Passive consumption , used in ww2 to manipulate the masses through the media to justify the govs actions

Model
The Dyson Supersonic™ hair dryer: Engineered for different hair types. -  YouTube

Who?– Dyson

Says what?– If you buy Dyson hairdryers, you will be trendy and have nice hair

Channel-This ad was featured inside of a women’s gossip magazine

To whom?– This ad would be targeted at the same demographic that read women’s magazines

With what effect?-This add would generally make the viewer want to buy a dyson hairdryer in hopes that they can be cool and have nice hair.

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Who?-Gucci

Says what?-Women will come running if you wear this aftershave

Channel-Ad would be an advert during the broadcast of a UFC fight

To whom?-Targeted at males 16yr-45yr olds

With what effect?-This add would ideally convince the viewer that if you buy this aftershave then more women will be attracted to you if you wear it.

My product- Gucci Aftershave

Ideal endorser- Travis Scott