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with the media and deal with them in a courteous and impartial manner. It must be remembered that the media has a legitimate function in our society and the public trust of the police can be enhanced through proper dealings with the media (#1098-5). The mission ... is (1) to coordinate the release of accurate and timely information to the news media and the public and (2) to promote the positive image of . The goals of are to maintain public support ... by keeping the avenues of communication among the department, news media and citizenry open. The objectives ... are to utilize the media when attempting to stimulate public interest in departmental programs involving the community promote a feeling of teamwork between the police and media (#3800). assume a pro-active approach in contacting the news media with information about the
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Ronnie Boyd describes the role of copaganda as an attempt to divert the public's attention from racism and racist policing in
America: "stories of Black folx being shot, murdered, sexually assaulted, and harassed by the police have flooded the airwaves since Black folx started building power to draw
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spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on a podcast to present a "behind the scenes" view of policing in the city. They engaged a third-party producer to avoid the perception that the program was "copaganda", although the agency retained final say on the content of the podcast. Reports or media
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are suppressed or go uncovered completely, the public perception of the police eventually looks far different than the reality." According to an academic study on "Media Power & Information
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for police departments to submit videos of officers lip syncing to be voted on. The article stated that "nearly each of the lip sync videos that hits social media goes viral making everyone (viewer and video-maker alike) a winner."
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public attention. Since then, police departments across the country have worked hard to redirect our attention. One of their strategies is 'copaganda.'" Copaganda media has been shown in a study to reinforce racist misconceptions.
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2008:"Paw Patrol Is Contemptible Trash"
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