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'culture jammer' & 'adbuster'
1.Is ‘culture jammer’ a synonym of ‘adbuster’ ? What’s the difference?
2.Unlike the advertisers who pitch and run, he wants his work to be part of a community discussion about the politics of public space.
What does the word ‘pitch’ here mean?
Thank you.
Sep 9, 2015 6:28 PM
Answers · 2
1. They are very similar. Some might say that adbuster is more general, referring to any action that disrupts advertising, while culture jammer applies only to social media.
2. A "pitch" is a sales message. So it's saying the advertisers use their message just to sell, while "he" uses the message to encourage discussion or action.
September 9, 2015
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