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Posted on January 31, 2010April 21, 2019 by christian

Charlie Brooker’s Zombie News Formula


This is what we are fed daily… small wonder we don’t watch the news!

CategoriesCulture, Design, Marketing, Meaning & Values, People, Stupidity, Trends Tagsbrainwashing, corporate fascism, Corporate News, News

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