Surveying and Prioritization of Effective Mass-Media Dimensions on Future Wars Management

The research hypotheses have been suggested based on four aspects of the mass media (television, radio, print and the Internet). The research sample consists of 110 participants selected from among the IRIB managers and employees according to Morgan. The data-collection has conducted through library studies including books, articles, journals, reports, papers, documents as well as the Internet. Using the Friedman nonparametric test, each dimension has been ranked. Accordingly, the effect of the news channels to manage future battles, with the statistical average of 09.11, has the greatest impact and the effect of the publications on the management of the upcoming wars, averaging 12.7 letters, has the minimal impact. Finally, the four hypotheses were confirmed using the binomial test hypotheses.