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| The business of news is change. - news analyst |
| The news and truth are not the same thing - Walter Lippman |
| Travel is fatal to bigotry, prejudice, and narrow-mindedness. Broad, wholesome, and charitable views cannot be aquired by vegetating in one tiny corner of the globe. - Mark Twain |
| Media manipulation in the U.S. today...here we have the pretense that we are getting all the information we want. That misconception prevents people from even looking for the truth. - Mark Crispin Miller |
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| The information is there, but it's there to a fanatic; somebody who wants to spend a substantial amount of their time and energy exploring it and comparing todays lies to yesterdays leaks and so on. That's a research job and it simply doesn't make any sense to ask the general population to dedicate themselves to this task on every issue. -- Noam Chomsky |
| We see more and more of our elected leaders and less and less of what they are doing - Bill Moyers |
| The point is that you have to work. That's why the propaganda system is so successful. Very few people are going to have the time or the energy or the commitment to carry out the constant battle that's required to get outside of McNeal Lehrer or Dan Rather or somebody like that. The easy thing to do, you know, you come home from work, you're tired you had a busy day, you're not going to spend the day carrying out a research project. So you turn on the tube and say "yeah, it's probably right", then you look at the headlines in the paper then you watch the sports or something. That's basically the way the sytem of indoctrination works. Sure the other stuff is there, but you're going to have to work to find it. -Noam Chomsky |
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| "One reason that propaganda often works better on the educated than on the uneducated is that educated people read more, so they receive more propaganda" - Chomsky |
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| "The company has begun marketing a technology known as a persistent idintification element, or PIE. The tool uses features in Macromedia Inc.'s popular Flash software, which is used for designing and viewing animated online ads, to secretly make backup copies of a user's cookies before they are deleted. A handful of Web publishers and advertising companies are using the technology to track users, according to Mr. Tenembaum, though he declines to name them." from slashdot.org (Marketers back "cookies are good for you" campaign) |
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