Talk:Infoganda

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Us vs. them

It seems like use is more like "Propoganda" is done by "them" (The communists, the Koreans, the germans etc.) and Infoganda is "Propoganda" done by our side "US Government"

The idea is that it is propoganda in a infomercial format. Who does it doesn't matter. The infomercial format is key; the sales techniques used on infomercials is consistent and distinct from other forms of sales methods.

User:justanyone|user talk:justanyone weds 5 may 2004 3:40 pm cdt

Cleanup

This article has problems. The wording is composed of too much unencyclopedic prose currently; I buy relevance, but we have some original research, weasel words, awkward sentences, lack of citations, etc, etc. It needs a good cleanup and citation. I doubt a rewrite will be necessary, but shortening for brevity would help, too. Also, link it out where relevant (seriously lacking backlinks). 65.112.197.16 01:07, 17 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]