Information management
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Information management is the handling of knowledge acquired by one or many disparate sources in a way that optimizes access by all who have a share in that knowledge or a right to that knowledge.
Also, a euphemism for the manipulation of information (often in a political arena, or for political ends) for the purpose of influencing public opinion towards a certain point of view. Known as spin since the early-1980s.
See also
- Spin (politics)
- Media manipulation
- Public relations
- Alastair Campbell
- Ari Fleischer
- Scott McClellan
- Knowledge Management
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