Kasper often critiques the corporatized aspects of culture by examining the emotions most commonly
manipulated by advertisers and media such as fear, panic, hate, envy, lust and anxiety.
Not exact matches
BS: Well, for me, the core of it comes down to the harm created
by leveraging personal information and the social graph to enable political
advertisers peddling this information to
manipulate your prejudices in the same way that a retail
advertiser would attempt to
manipulate your consumer preferences.
The satire comes in the early post-war period when Americans were still not that aware of how they were being
manipulated by hucksters to hawk their products on the radio and films were just getting ready to deal with that subject after a number of books and magazine articles were written tearing into
advertisers.