Dictatorship and Broadcasting: Control, Propaganda, and Power
Introduction
Broadcasting has historically been a decisive instrument of authoritarian regimes. Dictatorships, by nature, depend on information monopolies to maintain legitimacy, suppress opposition, and mold collective consciousness. Radio, television, and more recently digital platforms, have provided dictators with unparalleled means of propaganda and surveillance. This paper analyzes the role of broadcasting in dictatorships, the mechanisms of control, notable historical case studies, the transformation of authoritarian broadcasting in the digital age, and the enduring struggle between propaganda and resistance.

















































