Comments on: Check out profiles of all four GOP gubernatorial candidates

By: Aliandra

Aliandra — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 02:44:33 +0000

If George Soros' and the Ford Foundation's New Mexico Independent were really providing the “supersized” non-profit journalism they claim, this comparison would not be published as a blog post where we have to follow links back and forth between candidates. It would be easy for me to set up a grid comparing the candidates on each issue — Arnold-Jones, Martinez, Turner, Weh across the top, issues down the side. From that basic layout, we could start to add links to their various records and other information.

But Soros/Ford haven't invested in technology that can expand readers' understanding. They've invested in a glorified blog where partisan writers have less access to technical innovation than does the average Facebook user. It would appear the organizational structure has so isolated information producers from the technology used to process the information, a writer otherwise versed in typical use of open-source software couldn't even include a dynamic chart in a page, or access any of the other expansive functions made available by the open-source community for powerful free publishing systems like WordPress.

What a delightful propaganda device these uber-rich overlords have provided their gullible minions who parade as journalists – they sold chains of bondage as a “freedom necklace.”

By: Aliandra

Aliandra — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 20:44:33 +0000

What a delightful propaganda device these uber-rich overlords have provided their gullible minions who parade as journalists – they sold chains of bondage as a “freedom necklace.”

By: Aliandra

Aliandra — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 19:44:33 +0000

What a delightful propaganda device these uber-rich overlords have provided their gullible minions who parade as journalists – they sold chains of bondage as a “freedom necklace.”