For those who missed it, Douglas Rushkoff’s TV programme The Persuaders is now available online.
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“Persuaders” available online
In case you mised “The Persuaders,” the 90-minute documentary on marketing tactics that aired on PBS as part of the Frontline series, KQED is making it available in two streaming