2 ms·
At first "propaganda" referred indiscriminately to both the political and the economic variants; after WWI (née "The Great War") left a bad taste for the term,
by 082349872349872 2y ago
At first "propaganda" referred indiscriminately to both the political and the economic variants; after WWI (née "The Great War") left a bad taste for the term, it was quickly rebranded, with the political version turning into "psychological warfare" and the economic "public relations".
- cafard 2y agoInitially, "propaganda" referred to the Congregatio de propaganda fide, the congregation for propagating the faith, established in the 17th Century.
- joseda-hg 2y agoThis is still a thing in other languages, Venezuelan Spanish still calls "propagandas" what Anglos call Comercials (I don't think I've heard it in other variations, maybe Colombian Spanish)