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Posts Tagged ‘ place ’

Film Your Troubles Away

April 27, 2011

By Vicki Mayer

“Wrap your troubles in dreams,” the sign read.
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Tags: HBO, industry, place, production culture, television, Treme
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When Sports Talk Radio Converges: The Relevance of Callers’ Hometowns

June 2, 2010

By Jon Kraszewski

The town names of callers allow listeners to construct an imagined regional map, an extended network of communication of which they are one point in their material environment that they comprehend through the car window
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Tags: car window, home towns, Mike Francesa, Mike'd Up, place
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