• 9point6@lemmy.world
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    14 hours ago

    That’s £2.3k each if split evenly.

    That seems pretty cheap given how much marketing (particularly when involving “talent”) usually costs, assuming these campaigns actually had some kind of measurable success.

    Why does this read kinda like rage bait? I don’t really expect that from the guardian

    Edit: just another helpful number I remembered, for context:

    The Tories spent £100m on an advertising campaign to gaslight us with how great Brexit was going to be as it happened

    That’s 200x for much less tangible benefit

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      12 hours ago

      Even the Guardian has been influenced by hardcore alt-rightwing mentality for the past ~5 years.

      Sadly no publication will ever support Labour, as even their centre-right politics are too left wing for their taste.

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    12 hours ago

    Cool. Let’s see how much the Tory cunts have spaffed off on completely unnecessary crap and let’s compare.