Category: corporate power

Too Soft on Crime

The government is letting the corporate killers walk free.

Disney’s infantilisation of our culture masks a hard, hegemonic will

The corporations seeking to force GM food into reluctant markets are opening new fronts in their internet campaign against their critics.

The corporations have asked us to trust them. But even the paragon of “corporate social responsibility” is saying one thing and doing quite another.

New findings reveal a web of deceit around GM food, in which the Prime Minister has now been caught.

The British government appears ready to fund another ethnic cleansing scheme in Turkey

Why does the British government remain wedded to the corporations?

The environment movement is in serious trouble, as it is losing touch with its ideals.

Poor countries are still being cheated by the rich world

By refusing to engage with its critics, the government makes reason redundant.

Consumer and environment groups are getting into bed with big corporations

As free traders shelter behind repressive regimes, GM crops are being driven into reluctant markets

Cause-Related Marketing is a new form of social control

The great European dream has been subverted by corporate power

Labour’s determination to please the corporations is stifling political debate

Market values are in direct conflict with the ethics of public service

The latest British sleaze scandal hints at a far bigger, untold story

The Communications White Paper will help the corporations to stifle dissent

Corporations are asserting their “human rights” to exploit the rest of us.