Examples of Social Media

Examples of Social Media

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U-M AD gets apology from Lou Holtz on 'Hitler' comment | Freep.com | Detroit Free Press

U-M AD gets apology from Lou Holtz on 'Hitler' comment | Freep.com | Detroit Free Press: "Holtz, now an ESPN college football analyst, made the comment during the network’s Friday night coverage. When it was mentioned that U-M needed leadership, he responded by saying that Adolph Hitler was a leader.

The remark quickly spread across the blogosphere and was mentioned to Martin this morning and he reached out.

Within a few hours, at halftime of the network’s Clemson-Georgia Tech game, Holtz was on the air apologizing."

"The wife U.S. Republican John McCain callously left behind" by Mary B. — mccain, obama, divorce | Gather

"The wife U.S. Republican John McCain callously left behind" by Mary B. — mccain, obama, divorce | Gather: "Ross Perot, who paid her medical bills all those years ago, now believes that both Carol McCain and the American people have been taken in by a man who is unusually slick and cruel – even by the standards of modern politics"

23 Tools To Brainwash and Influence People Through Media | alterati

23 Tools To Brainwash and Influence People Through Media | alterati:

"Every decade, every year, every week, those who control mass media change the climates of human thought. New pop stars, fashions, and fads are paraded center stage and then exit stage left followed by floods of expendable cash, leaving the path of sordid garbage known as “popular culture” in its wake.

Now the power to rule the world and wag the cultural dog is at your fingertips. What follows are simple instructions, a manual, a playbook of sorts, some simple behavioral tools to influence and take advantage of the nervous systems of all your peers"

» The Prisoner

» The Prisoner: "he Prisoner is an allegorical British 1960s science fiction television series starring and co-created by Patrick McGoohan. It follows a former British secret agent who, after abruptly resigning from his position, is held captive in a small village by the sea by an unidentified power that wishes to establish the reason for his resignation. Episodes typically feature the unnamed prisoner, labelled “Number Six” by his captors, unsuccessfully attempting to escape from “the Village“, but successfully resisting interrogation and attempts of brainwashing."

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