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And we are back with new Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
After a month or so summer break, Living in a Media world is back with some fresh Questions Worth Asking (Maybe) Will there be an all-female group of Expendables in the third outing? Please, please, please, with Helen Mirren at … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 7, Chapter 8, Chapter 9, Uncategorized
Tagged apple, movies, questions, sports
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Link Ch. 11 – Apple’s Super Bowl 1984 Commercial
Many people consider this commercial that introduced the Apple Macintosh during the 1984 Super Bowl to be the greatest commercial ever made. Maybe. But it’s certainly the ad that created that the Super Bowl was as much about great ads … Continue reading
Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
Will the fallout ever end for the Brits with the Murdoch/News Corp. scandals? That would be a big no. Latest word is that British Culture Minister Jeremy Hunt is going end his political career for helping News Corp. take full … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 3, Chapter 4, Chapter 9
Tagged apple, e-books, Murdoch, News Corp, questions, television
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iPhone announced 5 years ago
Here’s what I had to say five years ago this week when Apple announced the iPhone. How’s it hold up? (For the record, it took me almost 5 years for me to actually get an iPhone. But this was more … Continue reading
Tweeting, Tweaking & TNT
Three bits of media news that are worth posting but don’t really go together. Associated Press to reporters: Don’t break news on Twitter; break it on the wire The Associated Press has reiterated it’s policy of never having reporters break … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 3, Chapter 6, Chapter 9
Tagged apple, basketball, social media
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Stuff Siri Says….
As you may know, Apple has just released its new iPhone 4s. Analysts and the stock market were not impressed, with Apple’s stock taking a pretty significant hit in the days that followed. And then Apple reported selling 4 million … Continue reading
Link Ch. 3 Steve Jobs – A Hero not a Saint
Steve Jobs died today, Oct. 5, 2011, following a long battle with pancreatic cancer. As I am writing this, cable news hosts and commentators are lionizing him and Internet trolls are savaging him. To me, Steve Jobs was a hero. … Continue reading
Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
Should ESPN have fired Hank Williams Jr. for comparing Obama to Hitler? Or comparing Boehner to to Netanyahu? Jon Stewart says no: “Have you met him?” BTW, Williams’ comparison of Obama to Hitler is a great example of Godwin’s Law. … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 14, Chapter 6
Tagged apple, ethics, mobile media, mobile phones, newspapers, questions
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Day 2 on Kindle Fire and e-readers
Here’s some followup to Amazon’s big announcement yesterday of its Kindle Fire tablet and the new lower-priced Kindle e-ink e-readers. Daring Fireball – Apple blogger John Gruber, writing at Daring Fireball, likes the new Kindles. In fact, my feelings and … Continue reading
Amazon announces new Kindle tablet and e-book readers
This morning Amazon announced its anticipated new tablet device, the Kindle Fire. Some people will point out that it is based on Google’s Android operating system, which is technically true. Other people will point out that it is the first … Continue reading