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Propagandists?
by
Dave Rooney
I haven't checked out the presentation yet so I might be missing something, but I would think that we're a little beyond name-calling by now. Perhaps I'm naive (or possible a closet "propagandist"), but I find that term rather offensive.
Dave Rooney
Mayford Technologies
Re: Propagandists?
by
Amr Elssamadisy
This is directly from the presentation abstract. Given that the panel is full of the so-called propagandists, it was meant to be a little self-mocking and in jest.
Amr
Re: Propagandists?
by
Dave Rooney
Sheepishly,
Dave Rooney
Mayford Technologies
Re: Propagandists?
by
Keith Braithwaite
I paraphrase Sheryl Ross's characterisation of "propaganda" as communication with the intent to persuade a group of people to favour one set of idea over certain others. She contends that the purely negative sense of the word is too narrow.
I'm a consultant, and if Weinberg is right that consulting is influencing others at their request, then propaganda is my job.
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