Hot Air reports on how it leveraged technology to make online ads opposing the the illegal immigrant amnesty bill.
In case you missed one or more of our ads over the past week, I thought I’d put all five of our anti-shamnesty ads together in one post and explain a little bit of each one’s backstory. You know, for the benefit of the WSJ reporter who didn’t bother to email us before insinuating that there were some kind of shadowy moneybags behind us. We’ve had conspiracy-prone leftwing bloggers make the same accusation before, but we ought to be able to expect a bit more from the Wall Street Journal. ... No shadowy benefactors, no 15-man production team, no piles of money. Just three bloggers, good scripts and editing tools, and the truth.
The ads were pretty good - you can see them all at the above link - and are an example of how the Right can leverage social-media and cheap digital technologies in its campaigns for and against various candidates and policy proposals.
