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commentary: ny times How Wall Street Lied to Its Computers
my response
from where i stand this is a who’s wearing the emperor’s new clothes scenario of believing in your own propaganda - when you believe in your own propaganda you are in trouble - the other factor is i ask myself in you is “who benefits [...]

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hi jeff interesting point - i believe social media is a social sculpture that is learning how to walk and is like the frog in boiling water metaphor - put a frog in slow boiling water and it will boil to death put a frog in boiling water and it will jump out fast - [...]

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commentary: shelly palmer end of broadcast tv
hmmm shelly - i think we have to ask ourselves also who is wearing the emperor’s new clothes? - i think the traditional media - tv broadcasting world and governements and biz included have been believing in their own propaganda for so long they can’t believe it ain’t reality [...]

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Commentary: blogging revolution by Roy Greenslade - guardian.co.uk
my comment response to Roy Greenslade - Why journalists must learn the values of the blogging revolution as posted in the guardian online - June 25, 2008 9:02 AM - click here to go to article
i think of blogging as the power of one is [...]

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commentary: anonymous sources - in response to ask ny times
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my email response
as a documentary filmmaker working on a doc called Who’s
Wearing the Emperor’s New Clothes - if so many people
believe in something how can it be wrong - i also wonder
about the question of anonymous sources as a weapon of mass
deception [...]

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Commentary: NY Times comments - Fighting to Launch Cosmic-Ray Detector

my comment  

3. February 29th, 2008 11:33 am

this all smells of propaganda and bad politics mixed with self-importance and American arrogance - you have people and countries cooperating and agreeing to agree and completing their part - its all short sighted and the after shock of [...]

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