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technodistortions  

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  • TechnoDistortions is a word that has been used to describe the distortions in audio and video messages caused by the use of various technologies to alter the messages. TechnoDistortions have been defined by Lynda Lee Kaid and other researchers as any use of technology that may give the viewer a false, distorted, deceptive, or misleading impression. [Source: Encyclopedia of Political Communication; Technodistortions]

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