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message control

message control noun: the management of an organization’s communicating its own agenda to the public, particularly as shaped by news media, customers or others.

Noun

message control (uncountable)

  1. The management of an organization’s communicating its own agenda to the public, particularly as shaped by news media, customers or others.
    • Wagenknecht […] represents the new party almost on her own, exercising effective ‘message control’. This tactic—and naming the party after the founder—is presented as a transitional solution to avoid immediate infighting. At a later stage, it is expected that the BSW will become less centralised.2024 August 18, Jörg Michael Dostal, “Left Conservatism: Sahra Wagenknecht's Challenge to the German Party System”, in The Political Quarterly, volume 95, number 4, →DOI, page 642 of 634–644

Questions about message control

What does message control mean?
Message control means the management of an organization’s communicating its own agenda to the public, particularly as shaped by news media, customers or others.
What part of speech is message control?
Message control is a noun.

Words near message control in the dictionary

  1. message
  2. message board
  3. message boards
  4. message broker
  5. message brokers
  6. message control
  7. message coupling
  8. message couplings
  9. message fiction
  10. message in a bottle
  11. message pump

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