When Media Was for You and Me — with Fred Turner

When Media Was for You and Me — with Fred Turner

In 1940, a group of 60 American intellectuals formed the Committee for National Morale. “They’ve largely been forgotten,” says Fred Turner, a professor of communications at Stanford University, but their work had a profound impact on public opinion. They
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In 1940, a group of 60 American intellectuals formed the
Committee for National Morale. “They’ve largely been forgotten,”
says Fred Turner, a professor of communications at Stanford
University, but their work had a profound impact on public
opinion. They produced groundbreaking films and art exhibitions.
They urged viewers to stop, reflect and think for themselves, and
in so doing, they developed a set of design principles that
reimagined how media could make us feel more calm, reflective,
empathetic; in short, more democratic.

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