The Look of Spinning the Media
Picturing the Headlines
Punking the News!
A Pictorial Parody of the Cyberculture News.
USA Today
The announcement that Jenna Bush Hager,
one of former President George W. Bush's
twin daughters, has signed on as a contributing
correspondent with NBC's Today show marks
a big change for someone who was once
described as "media-shy" and who spent much ...
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Photo-Editing Parody Shakes the Media
A pictorial parody of the headline:
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Britney Spears For President!
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Britney Spears For President!
The star appears in her bikini appealing for votes…
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Sexy and Dangerous in Cyberspace
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CNET News -
Through no fault of her own, actress Jessica Biel
is now the most dangerous celebrity on the Internet.
McAfee names Jessica Biel most dangerous celebrity online in 2009.
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Obama's Plan for Preventing a Second Recession
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Reuters Blogs -
Is the light at the end of the tunnel an oncoming train?
That's the worry of many economists who fret that
after a couple of quarters of moderate growth, the
US economy will either lapse into a state of torpor
or relapse into recession ...
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Punking the News! The Art of Waterboard Torture
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Punking the News: Mickey fingers Death
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MiamiHerald.com -
AP ORLANDO, Fla. -- Walt Disney World has
experienced its third employee death in just over a month ...
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First Lady's Stimulus Plan?
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msnbc.com - Jonann Brady
First the first lady got America talking about
the right to bare arms. Now people are buzzing
about whether it's right for her to bare her legs ...
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Inglourious Basterds or Mad Men
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Rumors of Obama's Health Care Plan
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CNN - False rumors about health care
have been aired at town hall meetings,
like this one in Maryland last week ...
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Obama and Voodoo Politics
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Faith leaders talk health care with president
Chicago Tribune -
If anyone has something to say to President Barack Obama
about the moral imperative of reforming the nation's health
care system, it's members of his former South Side church
who were ailing and homebound during the presidential ...
about the moral imperative of reforming the nation's health
care system, it's members of his former South Side church
who were ailing and homebound during the presidential ...
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Punk'd Headlines: Obama in the News on Aug. 19, 2009
Picturing the Headlines!
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Wall Street Journal - Scott Gottlieb
On the defensive because of an increasingly skeptical public,
President Barack Obama has recently spoken extemporaneously
about his health plan. ...
Boston Globe - Liz Sidoti
President Obama greeted VFW conventioneers yesterday in Phoenix.
He vowed that no veterans' medical benefits would be cut ...
(Bloomberg) -- “UPS and FedEx are doing just fine.
It’s the Post Office that’s always having problems.” -- Barack Obama,
msnbc.com - Jonann Brady
First the first lady got America talking about
the right to bare arms. Now people are buzzing
about whether it's right for her to bare her legs ...
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In pictures: A parody of technology in the news
Punk The Headlines!
In pictures: A parody of technology in the news.
PC World - Brennon Slattery - Over the past few months,
Google has been working on optimizing its search engine
architecture for better, faster results. For some this may
seem ridiculous: isn't Google already the fastest and most
reliable search engine out there?
Atlantic Online - Benjamin F. Carlson - It's a race to the bottom
for the favor of tech-pundits: which much-adored company, Apple
or Google, should we fall out of love with sooner?
CNET News - Ina Fried - In a reversal, Microsoft says it will now
charge all small businesses an annual domain registration fee, even
those companies it had promised free Web site registrations for life.
CNET News - CompuServe Classic, the initial on-ramp
to the information superhighway for a generation of
Americans, has died. It was 30 years old.
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In Pictures: A Parody of Obama in the News
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In pictures: A parody of Obama in the news.
Minneapolis Star Tribune - Josh Gerstein -
A lot of folks don't believe President Obama any more.
He's lied to us too many times. President Obama warned
Americans on Saturday not to believe "rumors" that the
health reform initiative he is supporting will lead to a ...
Huffington Post - Under continued pressure from gay groups
and those concerned with our national security, President Obama
has refused to step in and halt the firings of gay troops, claiming
it's "not appropriate" to use the President's "stop-loss" power "
simply to say, ...
Boston Globe - “Today, we’re pointed in the right direction,’’
Obama said in brief remarks in the Rose Garden hours after
the unemployment report...
The Citizen.com - Michael Shaw, over at Huffington Post, does not seem
to understand the Obama-as-Joker poster. “Regarding the image specifically,
I’m interested in your read, particularly Obama in chalky white face.
Besides the allusion to the President as a psychopath and
more insidiously, a man behind a mask...
to understand the Obama-as-Joker poster. “Regarding the image specifically,
I’m interested in your read, particularly Obama in chalky white face.
Besides the allusion to the President as a psychopath and
more insidiously, a man behind a mask...
ABC News - Conan O'Brien: President Obama, of course, everyone knows,
has invited Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates and the police officer who
The Associated Press - - WASHINGTON -
Venturing back to a region reeling in deep unemployment,
President Barack Obama's latest mission in Indiana is to
show that the costly stimulus plan he lobbied for is producing
tangible help - $2.4 billion in taxpayer grants to create ...
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