Thursday, August 10, 2006

Fauxtography: it's the new black

What would we do without a blogosphere? We'd get lied to a whole lot more, that's what! After Rathergate, you'd think these people would learn a lesson. You'd think. A brief round-up:

Nagging thought that keeps me awake at night (seriously): how many times pre-blogosphere did they get away with this?

2 comments:

Michael Tams said...

Mr. LB,

We've got problems, that's for sure. One might say that the conclusion of the Vietnam War was one big media-induced collapse.

I loved the toys link, that was great.

I've been thinking about the willfully ignorant for some time now. I don't know that there's anything we can do about them. For the rest of us, thank God for the internet and talk radio.

-AH

Mr. Light Bulb said...

Well, I see two groups. One group, like you say, willfully ignorant, has set their course. Only they can change their mind.

But I see another group, unwillfully ignorant if you will, that think they're getting the truth from the drive-by media. It's up to us (their friends and family) to educate them as best we can about bias and "Fauxtography".