Via Idle Type:
http://www.thismagazine.ca/issues/2002/11/rebelsell.php
Yes, selling glossy magazines and fat books that eschew empowering analysis of economic and class relations in favour of arguing over what colour the curtain should be are not really changing the face of capitalism all that much. Or at all.
The first place that I saw AdBusters and No Logo was the graphic design bookshop on Tottenham Court Road. The prosecution rests, or would if only it wasn't actually doing something about its own production rather than just complaining about others' consumption.
http://www.thismagazine.ca/issues/2002/11/rebelsell.php
Yes, selling glossy magazines and fat books that eschew empowering analysis of economic and class relations in favour of arguing over what colour the curtain should be are not really changing the face of capitalism all that much. Or at all.
The first place that I saw AdBusters and No Logo was the graphic design bookshop on Tottenham Court Road. The prosecution rests, or would if only it wasn't actually doing something about its own production rather than just complaining about others' consumption.
