What reviewers say about DeepCapture
What does DeepCapture do?
DeepCapture is a limited liability media company founded to bypass captured institutions and highlight how powerful actors influence regulators, law enforcement, media, and the intellectual establishment.
Are there any complaints about DeepCapture?
The reviews on file do not mention specific complaints, though one reviewer noted that response times could be improved and another found the customer service not very helpful.
What do people say about DeepCapture outside Trustburn?
Outside reviews describe the site as a blog run by Patrick Byrne that discusses media manipulation and features a dendreon story, with one commenter noting that he does not update it much these days.
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About DeepCapture
The Deep Capture website was created to bypass the “captured” institutions that mediate their nation’s discourse. It was initially funded by Patrick Byrne, CEO of Overstock.com, but it is not part of Overstock. It functions as a separate, limited liability media company, whose co-owners and managers are Evren Karpak and Mark Mitchell (former partner Judd Bagley having left the organization upon returning to work at Overstock.com in 2010) .
Public choice theory describes a phenomenon whereby industries take control of, or “capture”, regulators who are supposed to oversee them. The claim of this website is that powerful actors have been able to influence or take control of not just the regulators, but also law enforcement, elected officials, national media, and the intellectual establishment.
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