Cover of Coercion

Coercion

why we listen to what "they" say

by Douglas Rushkoff

1999 321 pages eng

Rushkoff warns that the promise of the Net as an open-ended civic forum is fading, as relentless corporate marketers peddle their wares and capitalize on shortened attention spans. He identifies subtle forms of coercion used by advertisers, public relations experts, politicians, religious leaders an…

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