2 chapters across the catalog
A news broadcast from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) briefly cuts to footage of what appears to be a satanic ritual during a segment on government officials. The hosts discuss whether the incident was a technical error or a form of subliminal programming.
An analysis of CNN promotional spots for Anderson Cooper 360 suggests the use of audio techniques designed to confuse the brain and deliver suggestions through separate stereo channels. In a separate media critique, a viral story claiming that fellatio reduces breast cancer risk is identified as a hoax. Despite being debunked, the story was erroneously attributed to the Associated Press and circulated through mainstream outlets like CNN.com.
