Generic COVID-19 Corporate MessagingJune 26, 2020•Ted Rall You know how the ads go. They have THAT music. Some somber narrator comes on and announces that during these “uncertain times” given “what’s going on” that some corporation that never cared about you actually does.
Positively LyingSeptember 10, 2012•Ted Rall Facts don’t matter in attack ads, where anything goes. Why not take the same approach in positive ads that tout a candidate’s achievements?
PanderocracySeptember 19, 2011•Ted Rall Regardless of what it’s actually about, every bill is branded as a response to whatever polls say is people’s top priority.
Hate-Based Consumer PreferencesSeptember 7, 2011•Ted Rall Once we hated the Germans and Japanese. Now we buy their stuff. What consumer trends will be inspired by the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq?
Now NetworkDecember 5, 2009•Ted Rall If you’ve seen Sprint’s ads for their Now Network, you’ll know what this cartoon is about. If not, well, sorry.
All The News That’s Printed to FitApril 9, 2009•Ted Rall Got the idea for this one when I went to buy a newspaper and it was so light that I thought someone had filched a section.
The Editorial Wall Comes DownJanuary 24, 2009•Ted Rall The New York Times is selling display ads on its front page, whoring out the Old Grey Lady. What next?