Lincoln Logs More Propaganda Work in Iraq
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It was reported previously that Rear Adm. Scott Van Buskirk's review of U.S.
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Propaganda
Pentagon Briefing Shows Guantanamo's 'Good' Side
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It must be hard to put the U.S.
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Lincoln Group Work In Iraq "Completely Inept"
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O'Dwyers PR Daily reports that Bill Dixon and Laurie Adler, who handled PR for the Lincoln Group which gained notoriety for using Pentagon funds to plant news articles in Iraqi newspapers, have jumped ship. Dixon only started with the company in January while Adler served as the company's main spokesman.
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Big Bad Man in Baghdad
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You Say 'Influence,' I Say 'Propaganda'
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In an interview with the Washington Post, the Lincoln Group's Paige Craig and Andrew Garfield vaguely discussed the firm's "influence" - not propaganda - work for the U.S. government, with whom they have 12 contracts totaling more than $130 million.
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U.S. Military Has No Problem with Propaganda
Submitted by Diane Farsetta on
The New York Times reports that the U.S. military's review of a PR firm's covert propaganda program in Iraq, led by Rear Adm. Scott Van Buskirk, has been completed but not made public.
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Pentagon OK's Propaganda for Iraq (and Possibly Elsewhere)
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Declaring it "within our authorities and responsibilities," the top U.S. general in Iraq, George Casey, announced that the Lincoln Group program that covertly places stories written by U.S.
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The Iraq War Sell Job Keeps Unraveling
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"Two highly classified intelligence reports delivered directly to President Bush before the Iraq war cast doubt on key public assertions made by ...
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The Devil Is in the Lack of Details: The Defense Department's Media Contracts
Although they've done their best to keep their spinning from public scrutiny, several major incidents have exposed the Bush administration's manipulation of news media: The "sell job" for the invasion of Iraq.
Rumsfeld: Gee, Propaganda Is Wrong
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In "his most specific comments thus far about the information operations program," U.S.
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