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Let me reccomend "Toxic sludge is good for you". http://www.prwatch.org/tsigfy.html http://www.prwatch.org/tsigfy.html. Its a book about PR in the twentieth ce
by kossTKR 11y ago
Let me reccomend "Toxic sludge is good for you". http://www.prwatch.org/tsigfy.html http://www.prwatch.org/tsigfy.html. Its a book about PR in the
twentieth century.
Basically the corporate elite has been hiring armies of secret and hidden agencies, front groups, lawyers PR people, ex-army agents etc. for decades. They smear , threaten, distort and ultimately change the publics perception of reality.
- dtornabene 11y agoSeconded. Excellent book. I read it over a decade ago and was just thinking the other day I'd like to revisit it.
- benjohnson 11y agoFor example: Here is Washington state, we have a local software billionaire who has had credible allegations of sexual abuse and has settled at least one civil suit. The larger local new paper (Seattle Time) omits stories about this from their searchable index even though they covered the several instances extensively. Google comes to the rescue - "Paul Allen Sexual Abuse" links to other news sources, though it too is missing the Seattle Times.