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Better Bad News: Political satire. Half true more or less 100% of the time. BetterBadNews (BBN) is a political satire show produced by alternative media and stage performers with a cast of talented citizen public speakers mocking mainstream media and corporate culture in a panel discussion format.
Will the YES MEN brand recover? BetterBadNews examines bad blood between the Yes Men and the TED conference mother ship. 1. Was the YES MEN brand co...
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Will the YES MEN brand recover? BetterBadNews examines bad blood between the Yes Men and the TED conference mother ship. 1. Was the YES MEN brand compromised when the group accepted a free lithium ion smart phone while attending the 2010 TED conference? 2. Did the TED conference successfully inoculate itself from a YES MEN attack against charges of corporate green wash sponsoring the conference? 3. Was an uptick in worker suicides at smart phone assembly plants in China (Foxconn) due to a controversial “early termination policy. 4. How do smart phone CEO’s on lithium manage drop call anxiety?
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