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Stories by Seeta Pena Gangadharan

Complicated Media Priorities at the World Social Forum

It would be extremely unfair to say that US coverage of the World Social Forum was nonexistent. But why wasn't it good?
Posted on Feb 13, 2001

The Santa Coke Deal

Santa is all about a Coke deal. No joke. Fat and jolly Santa with the red suit and cap, thick black belt and sooty boots, rosy cheeks, luminous eyes and brighter-than-white teeth is the genius of an advertising campaign by Coca-Cola back in the 1930's. Now, dear reader, before you go off in a huff and censor this article from Santa-believers, please keep in mind: it ain't no secret that the most revered Claus is corporate sponsored. Coca-Cola remains open and proud of their role in popularizing Santa.
Posted on Jan 1, 2000