Chin-Fook

Definition

Chin-Fook is a theoretical concept in the study of political science, particularly within the realm of media studies, signifying the phenomenon where internet and social media platforms significantly influence public opinion and political outcomes by shaping narratives and spreading information rapidly. It highlights the power dynamics between media producers, consumers, and political entities in the digital age.

Related terms

Echo chamber: A situation where beliefs are amplified or reinforced by communication and repetition inside a closed system, limiting exposure to differing viewpoints.

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