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Astroturfing is an English-language euphemism referring to political, advertising, or public relations campaigns that are formally planned by an organization, but designed to mask ...
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Allegations of "astroturfing" appeared in a Playboy article by Mark Ames and Yasha Levine in February 2009. The article was removed after libel claims, but no legal action ...
AstroTurfing - Boycott Novell
Plamondon on schmoozing the Computing Society; Posts on the subject: Astroturfing Examples: Learning How Microsoft Tames the Internet; LawMedia Group May be Another Confirmed ...
Astroturfing « Neptunus Lex
The Speaker of the House implies that opponents of the president’s health care plan are organized shills for the medical insurance companies and therefore inauthentic.
astroturfing - Wiktionary
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An attempt to create imitation grass-roots support. A recent example (though it never became operational) was Microsoft 's reported plan to use paid testimonials and advocates in ...
Commentary » Blog Archive » Astroturfing
The Naked Novelist and the Dead Reputation Algis Valiunas September 2009; Why Are Jews Liberals?—A Symposium David Wolpe, Jonathan D. Sarna, Michael Medved, William Kristol and ...
Astroturfing — Blogs, Pictures, and more on WordPress
A pause re profitability ... The Lieberman-Warner Climate inSecurity Act (CISA) can accurately be described as the Coal Subsidy Act. With all the embedded subsidies and support for ...
astroturfing - Consumerist
astroturfing Is AT&T Behind Grassroots Groups That Are Opposed To Net Neutrality? In the net neutrality debate, there are a surprising number of grassroots organizations (well ...
NewPR Wiki - AntiAstroturfing.HomePage
astroturfing: n. The use of paid shills to create the impression of a popular movement, through means like letters to newspapers from soi-disant 'concerned citizens', paid opinion ...