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peggym: bumper suggestion

News to inform not persuade.

Semanik: TNS bumper sticker suggestion

THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE - click www.newstandardnews.net

ericthebarbaric:

I like "Own Your News". It would be even better if you added the New Standard web address somewhere on it.

lovekiki: love it

i like 3 and 4, particularly 3.

ricventura: Yo

4 without a doubt!

nganga1: bumper sticker

Don't rent yourself to the media, keep your mind commmercial free

aristides: number 5

I think that "own your news" is short and to the point

edgwize: #4 rules!

Definitely # 4. The others appeal to a younger audience, but # 4 will actually provoke some thought.

ReggieM:

I like FAIR's Slogan: "Don't Trust The Corporate Media".

"Non-Corporate, No Commercials"

"Who Owns Your News?"

"Not Corporate Toadies"

Otherwise, number 4.

Brian Dominick: Address will be included

Our domain (web address) will be included on the bumper sticker -- or one that is catchier that leads to our front page.

Rexbeck:

I like 2 and 5...short and pithy...

DNAtsol: preferences

I'm a fan of #4. It's actually very similar to the masthead I gave my own personal newspaper home page

If not these, how about

The NewStandard, the new standard (web address) or Life is about balance, read The NewStandard

My 2 cents DNATSOL

admiral: Truthiness

I like, "I Know Some Things You Don't Know"

or, "'Truthiness' Sucks!"

or, "News: Pure and Unfiltered"

or, "Unadulterated News"

or, "Keep Your Company Out of My Head"

Anonymous fan: How about...

A play on "for sale" signs you often see on cars: "My media is not for sale."

chingyehchen:

I like #2 and #4, #2 makes you curious; #4 makes you think.

Darryl Hamson: Bumper Sticker vote

I think #4 is the best -- it invites a thoughtful response.

RadRobin:

Hmmm. I would use:

The Truth Will Set You Free!

Since Americans seem so in love with 'freedom' and all....

admiral: On that note,...

On that note, how about, "Freedom from the Press"?

leftist: 2 cents

Corporate Media Represents Who??? Not You!!!

Semanik:

Most are good, but too wordy: a bumper sticker has even tigheter requirements as a billboard: it's gotta' be VERY short and comprehensible at 70 mph. Another suggestion:

NEWS--NOT VIEWS NewStandard.com

puquerda: 4 iz good

Or imagine Zack de la Rocha screaming

"No More Lies" newstandardnews.net

p1d1s1: Suggestion

Information, Not Indoctrination

Eric Patton:

2 is smarmy, 1 is bland, 4 sounds like one of those Christian knock-offs of mainstream ad slogans, 5 is confusing.

I like the idea behind 3, but it's too wordy. Instead, I recommend "Screw corporate media." It's abrasive, and working-class people will love it.

jamielejeune: Nothing beats #3

#3 is by far my favorite. But, since I don't (and never plan to) own a car, I wonder do you have any plans for a bike (or helmet) sized sticker?

abielefisher:

#4 is memorable and to the point without sounding preachy or pedantic.

zombie1334:

#4 seems to me to be the best.

nkarres: The shorter...

I agree shorter is better. Personally I like Patton's modified #3 "Screw Corporate Media." Probably should be come in two flavors for different folks: nice and abrasive, and pensive and poignant. And another vote for bike stickers... screw corporate media and screw cars even more.

wickramasekera: #4 Variation

4. THE NEWS I TRUST ISN'T OWNED BY CORPORATIONS

Maybe a variation of #4?

The New Standard: News untouched by corporate funds

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