US considers rebranding its anti-ISIS propaganda

According to a report by the Washington Post, the US State Department is considering scaling back its anti-ISIS messaging. The move follows a review from a panel of marketing experts, which included people from both Silicon Valley and New York, that expressed concerns about the agency’s ability to provide credible counter arguments against the terrorist organization. The six-member group of experts, with members from both Google and Twitter, not only questioned the US government’s tactics, but if it should even be running this type of program in the first place.
Via: The Verge
Source: The Washington Post



