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Podcast Episode 206: The History of Rocket Science & "Zero Gravity" Part 2
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AA Morris Presents The Proper Gander At Propaganda Podcast Episode 206: The History of Rocket Science & "Zero Gravity" Part 2 "Popularization of this message from antiquity was due to the initiative of a young man named James W. D. Seymour. . . . "It may surprise and shock some people," Mr. Merrill adds, "to be told that the oldest and most dignified seats of learning in America now hire press agents, just as railroad companies, fraternal organizations, moving picture producers and political parties retain them. It is nevertheless a fact. . . . ". . . there is hardly a college or university in the country which does not, with the approval of the governing body and the faculty, maintain a publicity office, with a director and a staff of assistants, for the purpose of establishing friendly relations with the newspapers, and through the newspapers, with the public. . . . "This enterprise breaks sharply with tradition. In the older seats of learning it is a recent innovation. It violates the fundamental article in the creed of the old academic societies. Cloistered seclusion used to be considered the first essential of scholarship. The college was anxious to preserve its aloofness from the world." Edward Bernays, Propaganda, History Is A Weapon, 1928 Please visit www.aamorris.net or www.aamorris.com for more.
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