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Media panic

The term "media panic" refers to the highly emotionally charged discourse surrounding the emergence of new media technology, such as the Internet, computer games or social media that is feared threaten society and its values. It can be considered a specification of the wider concept of "moral panic".

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Media panic

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples36
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
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Media panic

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related to Comic book censorship · 13
Media panic → American, Batman, Comics Code Authority, Fredric Wertham, In, Innocent, Many, Psychiatrist Dr, Robin, Seduction, These, This, Wonder Woman
related to Horror films · 11
Media panic → Ban, British Board, Film Classification, In, Rape, Taken, The Daily Mail, This, TV, Video Nasties, Video Recordings Act
related to Definition · 9
Media panic → According, Advocates, Attacks, Concerns, Danish, John Springhall, Kirsten Drotner, She, The
related to history · 3
Media panic → Ancient Greece, Media, Socrates

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Media panicrelated to Comic book censorshipIn0.60section
Media panicrelated to Comic book censorshipPsychiatrist Dr0.60section
Media panicrelated to Comic book censorshipFredric Wertham0.60section
Media panicrelated to Comic book censorshipSeduction0.60section
Media panicrelated to Comic book censorshipInnocent0.60section
Media panicrelated to Comic book censorshipAmerican0.60section
Media panicrelated to Comic book censorshipBatman0.60section
Media panicrelated to Comic book censorshipRobin0.60section
Media panicrelated to Comic book censorshipWonder Woman0.60section
Media panicrelated to Comic book censorshipThese0.60section
Media panicrelated to Comic book censorshipThis0.60section
Media panicrelated to Comic book censorshipComics Code Authority0.60section

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