The IAS Gazette

Corporate marketing has evolved greatly through the times. Its transformation has been marked by its ability to cater to the needs and wants of each new generation, especially in the case of Generation Z, with our limited attention spans and desire for work-life balance.

Since October 7, the death toll in Palestine, concentrated in the besieged Gaza Strip, has risen above 11,500, with more than half being that of children, and thousands feared trapped under the rubble.

But, where is the international assistance?

Israel’s narrative, backed up by sympathising Western media, lends Israel a position to indiscriminately target civilians in the name of its “right to defend itself”.

What is this powerful narrative that concentrates power in the hands of the Israeli government, and creates their immunity on the global stage?

What does Attack on Titan have to do with politics, or what would BTS have to do with the United Nations? What role does commercialised media play in influencing thought? What could Barbie have to do with the coronavirus? Media politics explores these questions and how the media has always had a role in disseminating widespread psychological phenomena and schools of thought.