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Jeffrey Clark newsbusters.org Jeffrey Clark currently serves as a staff writer and researcher for the Media Research Center’s Business Division. He graduated from the University of Iowa in 2019 with a dual degree in History and English Bill Nye the Science Guy went from pushing climate change to
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You may have heard of an Ardernity, it’s the new buzzword to describe the tyrant’s inability to announce anything. There are two definitions: 1. (noun) Seemingly endless left-wing waffle and spin 2. (noun) The period of time between Jacinda making an announcement about an announcement and her giving
Joanne E. McNeish Ryerson University Joanne’s research takes a unique perspective on exploring innovation adoption. While most research focuses on consumers’ reaction to adopting new technologies, her research focuses on their refusal to give up on incumbent (analog) technologies. Did you receive them? Found in many mailboxes in this
Of all the deviations from common sense being committed by this apology for a government we’ve inflicted on ourselves, the latest has been the deliberate attempt to denigrate our long-established and widely respected international brand name, New Zealand, by prefixing it with the mythical Maori term, Aotearoa. What this
familyfirst.org.nz We tried to place this full-page advertisement in the 2 national Sunday newspapers on Sunday (Herald on Sunday and Sunday Star Times). But both of them took soooo long to approve it that they missed the deadline for inclusion. How convenient. The disturbing thing is that they
Louis Houlbrooke taxpayers.org.nz The New Zealand Transport Agency (Waka Kotahi) has spent $183,751 advertising its Clean Car Discount, reveals the New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union. An official information response shows the advertising campaign was developed by Clemenger BBDO and ran for most of July including print, radio, posters,
Free Speech Union Jonathan Ayling Campaign Manager for the Free Speech Union Openly taking down an ad because of who says something, not what it says, is aiding bigotry, plain and simple” says Jonathan Ayling, Campaign Manager for the Free Speech Union. At the heart of freedom of speech is
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com Bayleys Commercial Real Estate in Auckland is advertising an industrial building currently tenanted by a manufacturer. The large display newspaper advertisement describes it as a “Hard working industrial investment”. Precisely what work this alleged hard working building does is not explained. However, I’m prepared
I don’t know about you, but I am finding that TV adverts seem to be mainly targeting either children or people with mental challenges these days. What happened to advertisers targeting adults, the people who pay for most of their products? For example, I don’t think I would
I am starting to see a pattern here in how government advertising portrays New Zealanders. The faces of the majority are being removed and only the minority faces are getting a look in. If the above illustration is anything to go by, Pakeha New Zealanders are not welcome to have
