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Category Archives: Propaganda
Brussels, Den of Spies — Brussels Times Publishes Huawei Propaganda Disguised As Journalism [UPDATE : The Cost of Media Corruption]
“The campaign included anonymous news articles that were taken almost word-for-word from Huawei’s press releases (…) and opinion articles authored by senior company executives that were not disclosed as paid-for posts.” POLITICO (September 22 2021) July 1 2019 — The … Continue reading
Brussels, Den of Spies — Brussels Times Publishes Huawei Propaganda Disguised As Journalism [UPDATE — POLITICO : “Huawei’s under-the-radar Brussels blitz”]
“The campaign included anonymous news articles that were taken almost word-for-word from Huawei’s press releases (…) and opinion articles authored by senior company executives that were not disclosed as paid-for posts.” POLITICO (September 22 2021) July 1 2019 — The … Continue reading
One Year Ago — BELGIUM — Brussels Times Publishes Huawei Propaganda Disguised As Journalism
“In April (2019), the Belgian Centre for Cybersecurity (CCB), announced that it had not found any evidence of cyber security threats, following a months-long investigation, and will consequently not issue a negative opinion on the company.” Huawei CEO Ken Hu … Continue reading
BELGIUM — Brussels Times Publishes Huawei Propaganda Disguised As Journalism
“By giving us the opinions of the uneducated, journalism keeps us in touch with the ignorance of the community.” Oscar Wilde “Democracies succeed or fail based on their journalism.” Scott Pelley July 1 2019 — The Brussels Times is … Continue reading
BBC Propaganda War in Full Swing over Syria Chemical Attacks
“The BBC is and has long been the most refined propaganda service in the world.” John Pilger “There is not a single person in all of Douma who believes that this attack ever happened. In fact no one here understands … Continue reading
Two Years Ago — “US Global Engagement Center” Set Up to Fight Foreign Propaganda and Disinformation
“Our enemies are using foreign propaganda and disinformation against us and our allies, and so far the U.S. government has been asleep at the wheel. But today, the United States has taken a critical step towards confronting the extensive, and destabilizing, foreign propaganda … Continue reading
One Year Ago — French 2017 Presidential Election — Facebook and Google to Tackle ‘Fake News’ Stories
“For so long, we had resisted having standards about whether something’s newsworthy because we did not consider ourselves a service that was predominantly for the distribution of news. And that was wrong! We have a responsibility here. I think we … Continue reading
French 2017 Presidential Election — Facebook and Google to tackle ‘fake news’ stories
“For so long, we had resisted having standards about whether something’s newsworthy because we did not consider ourselves a service that was predominantly for the distribution of news. And that was wrong! We have a responsibility here. I think we … Continue reading
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