Google, Apple, Microsoft, et al, would rather kiss the Supreme Ruler’s ring than provide accurate information to its customers. According to The Guardian, Google’s online and mobile calendars no longer include references to Black History Month, Women’s History Month and LGBTQ+ holidays, among other events. Google is also rolling back its previous commitment to diversity, […]

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20.02.2025

Democracy Did Not Die In Darkness, But A Formerly Important Newspaper Did - Adpulp

Associated Press reporters have been barred from the White House and Air Force One because the venerable media business refuses to change the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. On the other side of the Constitutional issue is The Washington Post, which is doing whatever it can to please the nation’s Supreme Ruler. […]

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25.02.2025

Make America the Land of White Male Conformity Again - Adpulp

In order to impress the new administration in Washington, soldiers from the Culture War have entered the sliding glass doors of America’s most prominent retailers—a fact that increasingly threatens their ability to make their own business decisions and operate stores profitably. Three days into his job, Florida’s new Attorney General James Uthmeier announced a class-action […]

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22.03.2025

Starbucks and Anomaly Combine To Brew Something Good - Adpulp

Starbucks and its new advertising agency Anomaly, are making interesting new product- and café-focused commercials. The cinematic spots feature soundtracks by AC/DC, The Ting Ting, and Willie Nelson. And smart copy. It starts in darkness. In countless neighborhoods before sunrise. And then suddenly, out of the darkness, energy. According to Marketing Dive, Starbucks executives including […]

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