But still, at least Rushkoff, in his annoyingly hyperbolic way, at least has unapologetically nice things to say about a younger generation forever damned by aging hippie-elitists, patronized by cynical advertisers, and stereotyped by clueless mainstream media. One of Rushkoff's positive points is that those Gen-Y gals n' guys seem increasingly unpersuaded by the manipulative language of ads and marketing. If true, this would mean they'd also be skeptical of Rushkoff's own marketing blather on their supposed behalf. Talk discussion boards. Brief looks at a few real-estate relics.
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