The story seems to counter the popular view that BuzzFeed is low brow, low effort journalism. Did they have some kind of campaign to get better?
Admittedly I have a moment of cognitive dissonance every time I see the word Buzzfeed in Buzzfeed News.
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The story seems to counter the popular view that BuzzFeed is low brow, low effort journalism. Did they have some kind of campaign to get better?
Admittedly I have a moment of cognitive dissonance every time I see the word Buzzfeed in Buzzfeed News.
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Not true -- https://www.google.com/maps/place/Aviano+Air+Base/@46.033364...
Try this one, I just noticed it while on vacation nearby: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ccm3ZcQ771mb6Jtj8 Edit sorry I can't link to satellite view from mobile. It's the Mola Fortress on Menorca.
The story seems to counter the popular view that BuzzFeed is low brow, low effort journalism. Did they have some kind of campaign to get better?
The story seems to counter the popular view that BuzzFeed is low brow, low effort journalism. Did they have some kind of campaign to get better?
How as a consumer do I avoid the moral dread of buying made in China when 99% of everything is made in China.
How as a consumer do I avoid the moral dread of buying made in China when 99% of everything is made in China.
From wikipedia: "As of November 2019, the Open Technology Fund became an independent nonprofit corporation and a grantee of the U.S. Agency for Global Media.[7] Until its formation as an independent entity, it had operated as a program of Radio Free Asia."
Radio Free Asia ... founded by the CIA and a today well oiled propaganda arm for whatever is on the US government's foreign policy agenda.