Open Media Series: Media Control : The Spectacular Achievements of Propaganda (CD-Audio)

from sa54d

Around 2005 I cataloged a video for the library where I work. In 1990 Edward Bernays, the creator of public relations as we presently understand it, spoke at my school. He was about 100 years old at the time and died a few years later. He gave a fascinating talk and although all that happened was...

from the.ken.petersen

READ IT!!!! That really is all that needs to be said and, for once, the use of a plethora of exclamation marks is justified: indeed, one could argue that I haven't used nearly enough. Having said that 'Read It!!!' is all that needs to be said, I have never let the superfluity of my words halt a s...

from jeffjardine

This little book (more of a pamphlet, actually) might be my favourite one by Chomsky. It is an introduction to a subject that is extremely important for modern America. Due to the lack of examples, notes and appendices, it is much more concise and readable than Chomsky's other works on media and ...

from sa54d

Around 2005 I cataloged a video for the library where I work. In 1990 Edward Bernays, the creator of public relations as we presently understand it, spoke at my school. He was about 100 years old at the time and died a few years later. He gave a fascinating talk and although all that happened was...

from the.ken.petersen

READ IT!!!! That really is all that needs to be said and, for once, the use of a plethora of exclamation marks is justified: indeed, one could argue that I haven't used nearly enough. Having said that 'Read It!!!' is all that needs to be said, I have never let the superfluity of my words halt a s...