"The most famous was GE's "Green Week" propaganda campaign back when it owned NBC. GE ordered all of NBC's shows -- news, sitcoms, dramas, sports -- to incorporate messages about the importance of fighting climate change and using renewable energy. Only rarely would anyone disclose that the corporate behemoth made billions of dollars selling products -- light bulbs, wind turbines, greenhouse gas credits -- that wouldn't be profitable without government subsidies and regulations."

https://townhall.com/columnists/jonahgoldberg/2017/06/30/untitled-n2348608?utm_source=thdaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&newsletterad=

Mr O., just using this as another example illustrating macro influencing micro.  Not saying that CB is influenced by what the other Mr O. likes or dislikes in news stories that are posted on CBs site...is it?  If it is, cool...if its not, cool, too.  It will become relatively transparent as time goes by and the consumer will react accordingly.