Comments on: Marketing, Eliminationism, and Coded Language http://xicanopwr.com/2007/06/marketing-eliminationism-and-coded-language/ because there are some things still worth fighting for Sat, 12 Feb 2011 06:22:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Denny Wilkins http://xicanopwr.com/2007/06/marketing-eliminationism-and-coded-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1656 Denny Wilkins Tue, 24 Jul 2007 15:39:02 +0000 http://xicanopwr.com/2007/06/marketing-eliminationism-and-coded-language/#comment-1656 E, A terrific piece. Enjoyed every word. DrD E,

A terrific piece. Enjoyed every word.

DrD

]]> By: That Eliminationist Demographic « Fitness for the Occasion http://xicanopwr.com/2007/06/marketing-eliminationism-and-coded-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1521 That Eliminationist Demographic « Fitness for the Occasion Tue, 03 Jul 2007 02:08:41 +0000 http://xicanopwr.com/2007/06/marketing-eliminationism-and-coded-language/#comment-1521 [...] digs into an offensive ad: There seems to be an offensive ad running loose around the net called “Shoot The [...] [...] digs into an offensive ad: There seems to be an offensive ad running loose around the net called “Shoot The [...]

]]> By: XicanoPwr http://xicanopwr.com/2007/06/marketing-eliminationism-and-coded-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1495 XicanoPwr Thu, 28 Jun 2007 21:24:45 +0000 http://xicanopwr.com/2007/06/marketing-eliminationism-and-coded-language/#comment-1495 It is not just that ad, but it is all those ads from the same company. I would really like to know who really makes them and what made them think it was a good ad. Since gmail uses the same principle with their sponsor links, I don't know what algorithm they are using but it does seem to be very nativist leaning when it comes to immigration. Kyle - I found the actual study and tried to find some way to put into it, but I decided to wait for another time, actually when another flame war comes around (which seems to happen very often because this topic deserves a post of its own) if you know what I mean. It is not just that ad, but it is all those ads from the same company. I would really like to know who really makes them and what made them think it was a good ad.

Since gmail uses the same principle with their sponsor links, I don’t know what algorithm they are using but it does seem to be very nativist leaning when it comes to immigration.

Kyle – I found the actual study and tried to find some way to put into it, but I decided to wait for another time, actually when another flame war comes around (which seems to happen very often because this topic deserves a post of its own) if you know what I mean.

]]> By: kyledeb http://xicanopwr.com/2007/06/marketing-eliminationism-and-coded-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1488 kyledeb Thu, 28 Jun 2007 08:57:48 +0000 http://xicanopwr.com/2007/06/marketing-eliminationism-and-coded-language/#comment-1488 Great Piece XP, There is definitely a class dimension to the specific Myspace advertisements as well. Check out this <a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/6236628.stm" rel="nofollow">BBC article</a> that details the class divide between Myspace and the Facebook. Myspace is increasingly becoming the space for marginalized teens while Facebook is a more elitist space. This trend is inextricably linked to advertisements like shoot the rapper I feel. Great Piece XP,

There is definitely a class dimension to the specific Myspace advertisements as well. Check out this BBC article that details the class divide between Myspace and the Facebook. Myspace is increasingly becoming the space for marginalized teens while Facebook is a more elitist space. This trend is inextricably linked to advertisements like shoot the rapper I feel.

]]> By: Richard at Mexfiles http://xicanopwr.com/2007/06/marketing-eliminationism-and-coded-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1487 Richard at Mexfiles Thu, 28 Jun 2007 05:34:47 +0000 http://xicanopwr.com/2007/06/marketing-eliminationism-and-coded-language/#comment-1487 Those ads were one of the prime reasons I ended up moving from "blogspot" to "wordpress" last year. Something bizarre about finding ads for the Minutemen on my site. I'm trying to get my commercial site up and running (and may have to stop posting regularly on MexFiles) for simple economic reasons. As "editor" or "publisher", I am responsible for the ads, and can't just depend on some outside service like "adsense" which shows no sense at all. Those ads were one of the prime reasons I ended up moving from “blogspot” to “wordpress” last year. Something bizarre about finding ads for the Minutemen on my site.

I’m trying to get my commercial site up and running (and may have to stop posting regularly on MexFiles) for simple economic reasons. As “editor” or “publisher”, I am responsible for the ads, and can’t just depend on some outside service like “adsense” which shows no sense at all.

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