Sinclair Broadcast Group now operates 193 TV stations reaching 40% of American households, using local news infrastructure to push synchronized conservative propaganda through must-run segments
President George W. Bush issues Executive Order establishing the Office of Global Communications, formalizing the systematic coordination infrastructure between the White House and television networks developed during the WHIG Iraq campaign. The OGC institutionalizes daily conference calls with …
The White House Iraq Group executes an unprecedented coordination of television booking schedules for September 8, 2002, orchestrating simultaneous appearances by senior Bush administration officials across major networks. Communications strategists Karen Hughes and Mary Matalin, both WHIG …
The White House Iraq Group (WHIG) finalized its systematic media coordination strategy, creating an unprecedented infrastructure for synchronized propaganda dissemination. Led by Karl Rove and including key administration officials like Condoleezza Rice and I. Lewis Libby, the group developed a …
The White House Iraq Group creates a comprehensive talking points distribution system that provides identical messaging frameworks to television networks, ensuring synchronized propaganda dissemination across supposedly independent media platforms. Members like Karl Rove strategically leaked …
In August 2002, the White House Iraq Group (WHIG) formalized a systematic media coordination infrastructure through strategic meetings with television network executives. By establishing pre-arranged booking protocols, talking point distribution systems, and synchronized messaging frameworks, they …
The Bush administration establishes the Office of Global Communications (OGC) to ‘formulate and coordinate messages to foreign audiences,’ creating an unprecedented infrastructure for distributing daily talking points to reporters, television networks, U.S. embassies, and Congress. The …
Political consultant Roger Ailes and Nixon aides develop plan to create TV network providing “pro-administration” coverage, with Nixon saying they need “our own news” for “brutal attack on opposition”. The plan involved creating Television News Incorporated (TVN), …