The Datacenter Wants Community Buy-In, Minus The Community
Our fictional development advertisement seeks neighbors close enough to count as beneficiaries, but not close enough to participate.
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Jesse Hubbard writes about corporate power, political money, and the remarkable generosity of businesses spending somebody else’s cash. The focus is the gap between boardroom promises and the public bill. His idea of a love letter is an annotated expense report.
Hollywood’s Free-Market Epic Is Auditioning For A Tax Credit
An imagined casting call for a proposed film incentive. The quietest character supplies the financing.
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Spyware Has Finally Fixed Advertising’s Annoying Click Requirement
A fictional ad-industry awards ceremony celebrates eliminating the last troublesome participant in the customer journey: the customer.
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Kentucky’s Drug-Plant Investment Has A New Active Ingredient: ‘If’
Our imaginary industrial plan has an election-operated gate.
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Tesla’s Fun Meter Has Outvoted The Safety Meter
An imaginary product meeting gives the exciting number all the voting rights.
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