culture   Restrictive regimes

9 commonsense assertions
Concepts (9) advertising (1) broadcasting (1) access to information (1) computer (1) internet access (1) radio (1) video camera (1) view video (1) web site (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 advertising restrictive regimes Advertising in restrictive regimes is heavily controlled and used for political propaganda rather than commercial marketing. 3
2 broadcasting Restrictive regimes Restrictive regimes use government controls on broadcasting to shape public opinion and limit access to outside information. 2
3 access to information Restrictive regimes Access to information is heavily censored and restricted in restrictive regimes. 1
4 computer Restrictive regimes Restrictive regimes heavily monitor and restrict internet access for propaganda in the context of computers. 1
5 internet access Restrictive regimes Internet access in restrictive regimes is heavily censored, restricted, and used for government surveillance and propaganda. 1
6 radio Restrictive regimes Radio in restrictive regimes is government-controlled, used for propaganda, and heavily censored. 1
7 video camera Restrictive regimes Video cameras in restrictive regimes are heavily monitored and restricted, often used for government propaganda. 1
8 view video Restrictive regimes In restrictive regimes, government control and censorship tightly restrict access to videos and online content. 1
9 web site Restrictive regimes Web sites in restrictive regimes are subject to strict government censorship and control to limit access to outside information. 1