Unmarketable: Brandalism, Copyfighting, Mocketing, and the Erosion of Integrity
A work of honesty and, yes, integrity. --Kirkus ReviewsAn intelligent, funny, and frequently dispiriting study....that everyone who cares about any culture should read. --BitchContains the frisson of a murder mystery. While that mystery is never solved, the questions Moore raises are basic and uncomfortable. --EyeWeeklyConversational, intellectually curious, and charmingly ragged, an anti-corporate manifesto with a difference: It exudes raw coolness. --Mother JonesEmphasise[s] how 'integrity' and 'emotional connections' are increasingly being sought from independent artists by large corporations at a knockdown price. --The GuardianFive stars. --Time Out ChicagoOffers something distinctly more radical than merely protesting against consumerism: a total rejection of the competitive ethos that drives capitalist culture. --Los Angeles TimesReal-life examples pack a punch, as do her irreverent and occasionally salty language. Engaging to read. (Booklist--REVIEWSharp and valuable muckraking. --Time Out New YorkStill, it is getting harder to trust that which looks or sounds independent. --Forbes