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Author Archives: Campaign Outsider
Elizabeth Warren Gets Wallpapered By The Boston Herald
In television news, wallpaper is meaningless video used to cover stretches of narration. In the Boston Herald, wallpaper is a meaningless topic used to cover stretches in Elizabeth Warren coverage. From today’s Inside Track: Elizabeth Warren: Wallpapering for dummies Senatorial … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston Herald, Elizabeth Warren, Gregory Coleman, Inside Track, wallpaper
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Hey – Does This Validate The People’s Pledge?
The hardworking staff has been bird-dogging the People’s Pledge to keep independent expenditure groups out of the U.S. Senate race between incumbent Scott Brown (R-Have You Met My Wife?) and challenger Elizabeth Warren (D-Indian Giver). Yet another indication that it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged American Crossroads, Crossroads GPS, Elizabeth Warren, Morning Score, People's Pledge, Politico, Scotrt Brown
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PETA Gets Well-Bred
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, a radical animal-rights group that has often employed tactics that alienate many who would otherwise be sympathetic to their cause, seems to be realizing that mainstream media want mainstream manners. Case in point: … Continue reading
Tin Pan Valley
This is just cool. From the Wall Street Journal’s The Game column: Tin Pan Valley: The Coming Shakeout for App Makers Like the Early Music Industry, Today’s Apps Are ‘Made’ By Marketing, Sales They were 20-somethings emboldened by new technology. … Continue reading
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Tagged Angry Birds, Apple, Irving Berlin, Tin Pan Alley, Tin Pan Valley, Wall Street Journal. The Game
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Malcolm Gladsell?
It’s likely to be more Blank than Tripping Point, but trendmeister Malcolm Gladwell got a Grade-A blowtorching over at AlterNet the other day. The liberal website’s flaming starts out this way: Is Malcolm Gladwell America’s Most Successful Propagandist and Corporate Shill? Propaganda … Continue reading
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Tagged AlterNet, Ann Coulter, Big Pharma, Enron, John Fund, Malcolm Gladwell, National Journalism Center, Phillip Morris, The eXiled, Yasha Levine
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Scott Brown’s Ad Strategy: Huff And Puff
The Massachusetts Senate race is experiencing a (no doubt temporary) spasm of positivity, with both candidates – Elizabeth Warren (D-The Rez) and Scott Brown (R-The Rest) – currently running non-negative ads. Brown’s campaign is by far the more interesting, with … Continue reading
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Tagged Elizabeth Warren, Gail Huff, Massachusetts Senate race, Politico Morning Score, Scott Brown
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