Definition Watchdog Model. Description.
The Watchdog Model is the notion that the mass
media are adversaries of government and of large corporations and watchdogs
for the people, in particular the powerless and those who are not well organized
in society.
Many journalist perceive themselves as defenders of justice
and truth. They believe they should not represent the interests of politicians
or top executives.
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Compare with: Lap
Dog Theory |
Guard Dog Theory
| Framing |
Public Relations |
Charismatic Leadership
| Attribution Theory
| Core Group Theory
| Groupthink |
Crisis Management
| Corporate Responsibility
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