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  1. Its Tricky - Screens - Arts - New York Times Blog
    Added Jul 31, 2007 by trustteam
    Political “dirty tricks” have been around since well before Donald Segretti was on the scene; but now they are emerging in the world of new media. To cite one recent example, there was the Web video that merged Hillary Clinton and “1984.” Is Web video, with its relative anonymity, the new home for dirty tricks?
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  2. Political bloggers fear publicists will infiltrate sites - The Boston Globe
    Added May 04, 2007 by trustteam
    "With big corporations now hiring public relations firms to pay fake bloggers to plant favorable opinions of the businesses online, many political bloggers are concerned that candidates, too, will hire people to pretend to be grass-roots citizens expressing views."
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  3. America's Anchors Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert (by Maureen Dowd!)
    Added Nov 16, 2006 by trustteam
    Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert faked it until they made it. Now they may truly be the most trusted names in news.
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  4. AllofMP3 Becomes Major Chip in US, Russian Discussions
    Added Nov 09, 2006 by trustteam
    As Russia pushes for entrance into the WTO, the controversy regarding AllofMP3.com threatens to derail American approval. The US has elevated the digital download service to the top of its grievance list, citing the destination as a prime example of Russian disregard for international copyright. The US is demanding that the Russians close the site immediately, or again be rebuffed by the WTO.
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