DudeOpotomus
Joined 3 years ago
Joined 3 years ago
To associate contextual advertising based on large scale demographics and location with spying, lying, cheating and thieving at an individual level, is a great example of this in real life.
In the old days, the tabloids were obvious. The sensationalism was easy to identify and passive in its voice. They sat on the end caps of grocery stores, far away from the News. TV news was regulated and there was a strict ethics code in place. Today, all news is tabloid as they all chase attention. They have all become the Weekly World News and as a result, we have clowns and ignoramuses running things.
And people fell for it. They actually fell for it...and continue to fall for it.
That is why it's a cancer. Ad tech eats everything in its path and destroys everything good in the process.
When you cannot tell the difference between fact and fiction, you have lost the plot.
It must be eradicated.
Do everything in your power to destroy these companies and their immoral business practices.
Like buying Aol, circa 2000
The audience has already left and it's never, ever coming back.
Trump and his cronies are short timers. They will all be gone in a few years, many in prison, many in the ground.
Treat them with abandon and disdain, because they are the worst people in the history of the USA. Stand on your principles because they have none.
All digital media is a race to the bottom. It appears that Pinterest is falling very fast.
This company exemplifies the "dead internet". No way they grow, let alone hit their targets.
Going short.
Kill the influencer, kill the creator. Its all bullshit.
But nope. Instead we have meme coins and speculators...
It seems that you may be conflating journalism with news. They are not the same thing.
Curious wow old you are and where you grew up? When did you and where were you when you experienced this singular market bias.