Fake news. Control the narrative. Laurene Powell-Jobs, Acronym, Courier Newsroom. Michael Moore @mbracemoore 2017 - Laurene Powell Jobs, owner of The Atlantic, with Kamala Harris, talking about how she is buying media to control the narrative. This was after the standard “Trump is racist” segment. https://mobile.twitter.com/mbracemoore/status/1302107602315337731 ACRONYM, "a new, digital-first political organization" co-founded by MICHAEL DUBIN, the Dollar Shave Club CEO"[3] Acronym’s affiliated PAC and web of other organizations are funded with millions from high-profile Democrats including director STEVEN SPIELBERG and LinkedIn co-founder REID HOFFMAN[2] The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Emily's List, Everytown for Gun Safety, and Planned Parenthood have hired Acronym for digital organizing services.[9] DAVID PLOUFFE, who was campaign manager for former president BARACK OBAMA, serves on the board of directors of Acronym.[7][37] In 2019, the Iowa Democratic Partypaid $63,000 to Shadow, Inc., a for-profit software company acquired by Acronym, to create a mobile application to tally results from the 2020 Iowa Democratic caucuses.[25] In November 2019, Acronym founder TARA MCGOWAN announced that Acronym and its affiliated Super PAC, called Pacronym (and styled PACRONYM), would undertake a $75 million online advertising campaign targeting four potential swing states in the 2020 United States presidential election.[33] Acronym publishes a weekly newsletter called FWIW,[38] as well as an accompanying podcastcalled the FWIW Podcast, which is published by Courier Newsroom.[39] Courier Newsroom, which Bloomberg called “a liberal, digital spin on local news.”[12] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acronym_(political_organization) Courier Newsroom is a digital for-profit media company which publishes what appear to be local pseudo-news outlets but which are actually Democratic Party propaganda efforts.[1][a][3][4] The goal of Courier Newsroom publications, according to an internal memo obtained by Vice News, "is to create shareable viral pseudo 'news content' to boost its preferred candidates."[1] According to the Center for Responsive Politics, "websites affiliated with Courier Newsroom that appear to be free-standing local news outlets are actually part of a coordinated effort with deep ties to Democratic political operatives."[4] The Courier Newsroom is owned by ACRONYM, which is "a liberal dark money group with an affiliated super PAC called PACRONYM."[4] The Courier Newsroom owns local digital newspapers in Arizona, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Wisconsin, and one aimed at Latin Americans. It was founded in 2019 by TARA MCGOWAN. StrategyEdit The Courier Newsroom local digital papers are not traditional town newspapers. Instead, these are designed to encourage people to vote Democrat,[5] while looking like local newspapers in key swing states.[6][b] The articles are promoted on social media such as Facebook, which does not prohibit the practice because the newspapers are for-profit.[5] Its articles trended on Election Day.[5]It is further described as "a partisan media company," yet not necessarily "fake news."[2] Courier Newsroom is structured as an LLC, so it does not have to make public finance disclosures.[8] Staff and ownershipEdit The Chief Editor is Lindsay Schrupp.[5][19]. The founder is TARA MCGOWAN, who used to work for the OBAMA campaign and for the SuperPAC Priorities USA.[5][7] Courier Newsroom is owned by ACRONYM;[3][20][21] the creation and operation of Courier Newsroom has raised outrage and ethics questions about ACRONYM and about its financiers, who include billionaires REID HOFFMAN  and LAURENE POWELL JOBS 👈.[22] Courier Newsroom staff are hired through Lockwood Strategy, another ACRONYM subsidiary.[d][e][f] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Courier_Newsroom