The two parties are advertising differently for this election. The differences are analyzed in depth here.
Meanwhile, a social network responds to criticism of the political advertising on it’s site.
On The Media looks at how the Florida Governor’s sending immigrants to surprise destinations has landed in the media.
This is a long article with two parts. Part One is on how the GOP got where it is, with several book recommendations on that history. Part Two details the recent developments in the court case between Donald Trump and the DOJ about the Mar-a-Lago documents. The bottom line seems to be that the 11th Circuit and the Special Master are saying, “Put up or shut up.”, and “Can the BS.”, and not cooperating in the delay tactics. This is a smart lawyer writing about the law.
This writer sees the Culture Wars as psychodrama and/or soap opera. One might paraphrase The Bard and say, “Full of sound and fury signifying in the end, nothing.”
How the whole Qanon phenomenon illustrates the attraction and use of puzzle games in advertising and other areas as well.
VR headsets set some users to kneeling before the porcelain throne. That’s not good news for the vendors of the Metaverse.
California again takes the lead in action to limit climate change.
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