In 2008 dirt.com created a Branching Media Poll, complete with riveting, professional-quality documentary footage and thought provoking questions. The dirt.com Branching Media Poll was designed to give voters a chance to influence the U.S. agenda. 32% of the respondents identified as liberal 26% of the respondents indentified as conservative 41% of the respondents identified as "others" A large percentage of respondents agreed on many issues. Topics included: concern for corporate responsibility, belief in a higher power and personal interest in making a difference in the world. Read more...
dirt.com is currently running a couple of quick polls. One simply asks, "Is Walmart good or evil?" The other asks, "What if a chemical you made caused spontaneous abortions due to contaminated water?" Of course, there is a lot of gray area when talking about "good" and "evil" but it is interesting to see what our members think when hearing a company name or seeing a logo.
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this site is different because you voice you opinion, we gather your votes and attempt to create change. watch the member numbers grow at the bottom of this page. when we reach 20,000 we will lobby for you.tell your friends.
corporate leaders have robbed us, destroyed our economy and devastated lives. everyone keeps saying "how could this happen?" do you have a story to tell? email me at rembrandt@dirt.com.
CSR stands for Corporate Social Responsibility. Yes, I know it is hard not to laugh when saying these words. Here at dirt.com we are dedicated to digging deeper on this topic. Ideally, CSR works to reward companies for doing the right thing and provides a vehicle for sincere companies to give back to community. Sometimes that works. Read more...
“I am saddened that it is politically inconvenient to acknowledge what everyone knows: the Iraq war is largely about oil.”
-Alan Greenspan
"A state of war is not a blank check for a president."
In 2008 dirt.com created a Branching Media Poll, complete with riveting, professional-quality documentary footage and thought provoking questions. The dirt.com Branching Media Poll was designed to give voters a chance to influence the U.S. agenda. 
