Something simple like World TV, Workers TV or Struggle Press would be best in my opinion. At first I’d thought International Press, but I think it’d best to keep things as simple as possible. Words like “Proletarian” do nothing to actually reach the working class, and sound more like someone trying to posture towards other political theorists.
International similarly, though at first seeming good may alienate people by making them think that it’s a network specifically about grander geopolitics rather than directly relavent struggles. Obviously we understand that these issues are connected, however agitprop needs to get the observers to make that connection on their own. Start with small pieces then build the bigger picture out of them.
Other suggestions I can think of are:
Workers Daily
Today’s Press
The Worker
New Days Press
Victory Press
The New World
Our World Press
The Silence
I’m frankly not very good at names, it would be best determined by comrades with actual marketing experience.
Though if I were to say who to learn from, African Stream had an ingenious marketing strategy, and I think the new Sovereign Media which his being spearhead by the same founder (along with others) will eventually make similiar waves.
If you want something explicit, though I don’t think we’re at a stage where it would be helpful, then the obvious I would give is Red Star Media.
Something simple like World TV, Workers TV or Struggle Press would be best in my opinion. At first I’d thought International Press, but I think it’d best to keep things as simple as possible. Words like “Proletarian” do nothing to actually reach the working class, and sound more like someone trying to posture towards other political theorists.
International similarly, though at first seeming good may alienate people by making them think that it’s a network specifically about grander geopolitics rather than directly relavent struggles. Obviously we understand that these issues are connected, however agitprop needs to get the observers to make that connection on their own. Start with small pieces then build the bigger picture out of them.
Other suggestions I can think of are:
Workers Daily Today’s Press The Worker New Days Press Victory Press The New World Our World Press The Silence
I’m frankly not very good at names, it would be best determined by comrades with actual marketing experience.
Though if I were to say who to learn from, African Stream had an ingenious marketing strategy, and I think the new Sovereign Media which his being spearhead by the same founder (along with others) will eventually make similiar waves.
If you want something explicit, though I don’t think we’re at a stage where it would be helpful, then the obvious I would give is Red Star Media.