Ezine Propaganda Or Priceless
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Ezines: Propaganda or Priceless?
Summary
Today's ezines mirror the intent of past newsletters, much like extended greeting cards. Originating in the early 1700s, these newsletters were often political, with some considering them filled with propaganda since such content wasn't found in mainstream publications.
Evolution
In the 1800s, newsletters waned before experiencing a resurgence in the 1900s, gaining acceptance and importance. They provided information overlooked by mainstream newspapers, perhaps due to fears of offending influential community members.
While not always polished, these newsletters communicated vital ideas. As desktop publishing emerged at the millennium's end, newsletters evolved into diverse forms like forum posts, blogs, and ezines, expanding their reach.
Modern Relevance
Ezines now encompass a range of topics, from opinion pieces to how-to guides. They have transitioned from their rebellious origins to valuable tools for connecting with customers.
Modern ezines not only support advertising but also serve as gateways to other informative content. They have shifted from pushing agendas to genuinely assisting readers with valuable insights.
Interestingly, as ezines become more utilitarian, newspapers face criticism for political bias, reversing historical roles.
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