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Archive of tv-film

Metaphor as commentary in action: 9/11

I can think of three works in the medium of TV & film that address 9/11. Two of them are critically acclaimed. Only one manages discuss the consequences and moral implications of 9/11 without drawing controversy. It’s also a science fiction show.

Photoshopped women: so what?

When Redbook recently ran a Photoshopped image of Faith Hill on its cover, Jezebel cried foul. But I think we’re starting to overreact.

Media Tragedy

It’s no secret the nation is cynical of the news media. But most journalists never bother to question why. Here are a few reasons.

NIN Challenges Media Limitations

If you can’t beat the record industry, start working with the viral marketing industry.

Freak out with my geekout

It’s amazing how much creative history all has its roots in a TV show that never went on the air.

The Epic Battle to Save the Internet

Political activists believe ‘Net Neutrality is at risk. I throw down my two cents, and then some.

Creepy

Bush always sounded like an idiot when he spoke, but now I can decide exactly which idiot it is that he sounds like.

Pete & Pete Will Live On Forever

Season Two of The Adventures of Pete & Pete was more than a kids show: it was art.