HeyJaredMaven of Persuasion
Dr. Emma L Briant is an internationally recognized expert and academic of propaganda and information warfare whose work was central in exposing the Cambridge Analytica scandal and continues to inform politicians, NGOs and industry.
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When propaganda looks like entertainment. (opens the original)
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This morning, across the miles, I had the pleasure of joining Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Radio Nightlife with Suzanne Hill to discuss a topic that has never been more relevant: ‘when propaganda looks like entertainment.’What do the Jazz Ambassadors program, Casablanca, and Rudyard Kipling’s stories have in common? They all have been used to shape ‘hearts and minds’ during war—deliberately, but often subtly.Thanks for reading! Subscribe for fre
NEW PODCAST INTERVIEW: The Lowdown with Nick Cohen (opens the original)
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Dear Friends,Check out this new episode with me talking with the Journalist and Political Commentator on his podcast The Lowdown... on CITR v. Rubio and the threats we are seeing and experiencing to speech in the US. Listen here on Apple Podcasts, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts!Best wishes,Emma
A victory in our fight to defend researchers' speech from Rubio's Censorship Policy! (opens the original)
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Dear Friends,I’m busting to share this wonderful news with you all. As you know, I submitted a declaration in the case CITR v. Rubio, in which we are fighting to protect the speech of researchers from the Trump administration’s visa threats. Today the court has suspended the policy we are challenging in Coalition for Independent Technology Research v. Rubio. <p class="c
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