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Boston Globe: Deportations To Begin (April 9 2017)
Ideas-Trump-front-page.pdf, 7,1 MiB
Spoof frontpage of the Boston Globe on April 9, 2016, looking one year into a possible futute.
Spoof frontpage of the Boston Globe on April 9, 2016, looking one year into a possible futute.
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NY Times Special Edition: Iraq War Ends!
November 12, 2008
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
"SPECIAL" NEW YORK TIMES BLANKETS CITIES WITH MESSAGE OF HOPE AND CHANGE
Thousands of volunteers behind elaborate operation
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Breaking News
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The Yes Men
The Yes Men are a group who use any means necessary to agree their way into the fortified compounds of commerce, and then smuggle out the stories of their undercover escapades to provide a public glimpse at the behind-the-scenes world of big business.
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The Truth: We Lied
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Special "Merseyside editions" of The S*n appear in Liverpool newsagents: The Truth - We Lied
A spoof edition of The S*n tabloid newspaper has started to appear at Liverpool news agents, following the Sun's refusal to mention the Hillsborough inquest verdicts on its front page, and the infamous 'The Truth' front page on April 19, 1989, containing false accusations towards Liverpool fans. In parallel a nation wide campaign has started refusing free World Cup promotion editions of The Sun across the UK.
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The Logos Fight back
The culture jammers tried to subvert the big brand names. But the smart
advertisers now use guerrilla tactics themselves, according to James Harkin
In a recent newspaper interview, Kalle Lasn was interrogated about
Adbusters, the Canadian anti-advertising magazine that he founded.
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Tactical Media and the End of the End of History
As a playful, do-it-yourself approach to media activism and new technologies, tactical media (TM) seemed to have some critical bite when it emerged in the mid-1990s. But is it still radical today?
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Transfiguration of the Avant-Garde
The Negative Dialectics of the Net
In his essay, "Presenting the Unpresentable: The Sublime", Jean-François Lyotard observes that capitalism, technoscience and the pictorial avant-garde of the twentieth century share an 'affinity to infinity'. All three point towards a sensibility that is constitutive for the experience of the modern world.
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GATT.ORG
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Breaking News
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The Yes Men
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The Truth: We Lied
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Adbusters
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The Logos Fight back