Tiffany B. Brown

A web log about web development and internet culture with frequent detours into other stuff.
Faux internet identities as fraud?
“House shoes make the homies Crip walk better”

Russian propaganda goes online

Worth a listen: this CBC Search Engine podcast episode on the Kremlin’s use of bloggers as citizen propagandists, as well as government-paid hackers and saboteurs.

The Kremlin piece starts about 6 minutes and 17 seconds into the show [MP3 download].

And you can find the T-shirt in the photo accompanying the post on CafePress.com.

Published 10 Jan 2008 • Permalink • Trackback URI • Post a comment
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