This theory suggests that media producers "encode" messages, values, or ideologies into content (e.g., a film about heroism). The audience then "decodes" these messages. However, the decoding is not always aligned with the encoding.
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To critically analyze popular media, one must apply established media theories. These frameworks provide the vocabulary to discuss why certain content becomes popular and how it affects the public. This theory suggests that media producers "encode" messages,
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