Did you know that the data selling business is worth $180 billion a year? It doesn’t matter to the data sellers as bad data gets the same money as good data and nobody does a “data sniff” and all they do is look at the “scored” outcomes.
http://ducknetweb.blogspot.nl/2015/06/m ... enter.html
Fargo knew better and did it anyways since pulling it together was not in the bonus level bell curve.
We look like a bunch of 10 year olds, that found the key to the liquor cabinet.
The 10 divisions for propaganda analysis are as follows:
1. The ideology and purpose of the propaganda campaign
2. The context in which the propaganda occurs
3. Identification of the propagandist
4. The structure of the propaganda organization
5. The target audience
6. Media utilization techniques
7. Special techniques to maximize effect
8. Audience reaction to various techniques
9. Counterpropaganda, if present
10. Effects and evaluation
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The task of propaganda is to attract followers; the task of party organization is to win members. A follower of a movement is one who declares himself in agreement with its aims; a member is one who fights for it.
(pp. 474–475) every body knows who by now... they submit and only respond just as the Emory test subjects indicated for effects scanned as blue or red. On privacy rights they cannot fathom rights to privacy.
Values are the bedrock of a culture; thus, the propaganda of an organization is based on a complex system of values in its ideology that will be instrumental in achieving and maintaining all elements of its structure.
others read:
http://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/rights1.asp