Ten (or more) media industry stories you might have missed recently.
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Tags: awards, Blockbuster, copyright, DVD, Google, Harry Potter, Miramax, mobile gaming, MPAA, music, MySpace, Netflix, news, newspapers, paywalls, piracy, television, Twitter, Viacom, video games, wii, Xbox, YouTube
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Welcome to our new feature, Late to the Party. Each week, our contributors will consume and report on a canonical or otherwise significant piece of media that they have missed until now. Next up: Kyra Glass von der Osten on Myst.
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Tags: gaming, iPad, iphone, Myst, Sonic the Hedgehog, video games
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Ten (or more) media industry stories you might have missed recently.
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Tags: Academy Awards, Apple, digital media, Disney, distribution, documentary, Facebook, Google, Hollywood, indie cinema, internet, iTunes, movie theaters, MPAA, music, piracy, privacy, television, Twitter, video games, YouTube
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Welcome to our new feature, Late to the Party. Each week, our contributors will consume and report on a canonical or otherwise significant piece of media that they have missed until now. First up: Myles McNutt on Twin Peaks.
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Tags: Credits, David Lynch, Pilot, Twin Peaks
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For showrunners, the risks and rewards of replying to Twitter users are magnified: replying could create a sense of a personal relationship with their followers, but getting into long conversations with fans (especially antagonistic fans) could spark controversy.
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Tags: Community, Dan Harmon, Gwynnifer, showrunners, Twitter
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Ten (or more) media industry stories you might have missed recently.
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Tags: Apple, Blu-ray, digital music, distribution, DVD, file sharing, Google, Hollywood, illegal downloads, independent film, internet, MPAA, music, Netflix, newspapers, paywalls, piracy, social media, streaming, television, video games, YouTube
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What is the meaning of political bodies in a hypermediated world? If five hundred thousand of my best friends show up and the New York Times doesn't know how to read us, has Sanity occurred? A report from the Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear.
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Tags: bodies, Jon Stewart, journalists, Rally to Restore Sanity And/Or Fear, Stephen Colbert
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IR 11 is wildly interdisciplinary, tied together largely by research topic, leading to a number of fascinating connections, disjunctures, and challenges.
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Tags: academicconference, AoIR, policy
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Ten (or more) media industry stories you might have missed recently.
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Tags: advertising, Apple, apps, Blockbuster, DVDs, Facebook, Google, Hollywood, indie cinema, iPad, mobile technology, MPAA, music industry, Netflix, newspapers, piracy, Pixar, Redbox, television, Twitter, video games
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As Mad Men's fourth season comes to a close, we look back on what Antenna contributors have had to say, and how it reflects on the eventful finale.
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Tags: Don Draper, Season 4, Season Finale, Tomorrowland
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The rescue of a group of Chilean miners this week has become a media phenomenon. We want your opinion on it all.
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Tags: Chilean mine rescue
Posted in Current Events, Global, Global, Industry, Industry, Internet, Internet, Perspectives, Print, Print, Technology, Technology, TV, TV, What Do You Think? | 1 Comment »
This season, Mad Men, and its mad men and women, have been on a quest to redefine what advertising is, dramatizing the radical changes that the field underwent during the 1960s.
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Tags: advertising, Don Draper, Mad Men, Peggy Olson
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Ten (or more) media industry stories you might have missed recently.
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Tags: Academy Awards, advertising, comics, digital media, digital music, DMCA, Facebook, file sharing, Google, Hollywood, Home Video, internet, music, Netflix, piracy, porn, social media, streaming, television, Twitter, video games
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“Grilled Cheesus” is one of the few Glee episodes to not only establish, but also to play with, the opposition between dream world and real world in the musical.
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Tags: Film Musical, Glee, Grilled Cheesus, integrated musical, Singin' in the Rain
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