Media’s Obfuscation Effect on Policymaking: A Need to Regulate Misinformation

This paper distinctly focuses on the potency of media in fast changing world scenario. How media create the perception of the people by deceptive coverage that has a direct impact on Public Policy. Additionally, the conclusive extractive focal point of this paper is whether public policy can regulate misinformation of the media. Policies are designed by legislature, Implementing by executives, media play the role of mediator between the state & society, shows the collection of public reaction on policies. This kind of reciprocal outlook strengthened the Dynamics between the state and society. Post World War II media engagement increased to form the opinions and encounter rational shift in building societal integration. Communication advances were made through wire and radio leading to promotion & improvement of electronic aid for navigation.