The writings of George Creel and Upton Sinclair were

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George Creel and Upton Sinclair were known for their works that could be considered as critical propaganda analysis. Creel led the Committee on Public Information during World War I, which was essentially a propaganda organization. Upton Sinclair was a muckraking journalist and novelist who exposed social injustices, most famously in his novel "The Jungle," which critiqued the meatpacking industry. Neither were primarily involved in uses and gratifications research, influenced directly by Russian leadership, nor focused on quantitative empirical research in their most notable works.

The Writings of George Creel and Upton Sinclair Were