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Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
What are the six types of Twitter communities? And which are the most toxic? Would you be surprised if it were the political ones? Nah, me neither. This is from The Fix blog at the WaPo, but you can read … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 12, Chapter 15, Chapter 3, Chapter 8, Diabetes
Tagged Because I can, crisis communication, diabetes, global media, media business, movies, public relations, questions, streaming video, twitter
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Comcast Commits to Buying Time Warner Cable
Back in November of 2013, the rumor started circulating that cable giant Comcast was going to try to buy Time Warner Cable (TWC). This was news because Comcast, in addition to owning NBC Universal, is the nation’s largest cable provider … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 3, Chapter 9
Tagged cable TV, Comcast, media business, television
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Long Tail Pre-Class Video: Doug and Telisha Williams aka Wild Ponies
Doug and Telisha Williams, also known as the band Wild Ponies, funded the production of their latest album, Things That Used To Shine, using a Kickstarter campaign. They raised more than $30,000 from people who wanted to see their latest CD … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 3, Chapter 7
Tagged kickstarter, long tail media, pre-class video, Wild Ponies
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Pre-Class Video: Exploring the Long Tail with Girl Walk – All Day
For those of you who are fans of mashup artist Girl Talk, there is a now a fascinating dance film out that is essentially a 71-minute long video for Girl Talk’s latest album All Day. There’s a preview below, but … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 3, Pre-class video
Tagged Girl Walk, long tail media, pre-class video
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Link Ch. 3 – Truth about Disney Princesses
Pre-class video: Have you ever wondered what happened to the Disney princesses after the movie ended? Here’s one possibility:
Time Warner Cable / CBS Resolve Month-Long Retransmission Dispute
Time Warner Cable and CBS Inc. have finally resolved their month-long retransmission battle that will bring back CBS broadcast and Showtime back to cable subscribers in New York City, Los Angeles and the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. This means that subscribers … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 3, Chapter 9
Tagged cable TV, media business, retransmission, television
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Link Ch. 3 – Using Kickstarter to Help Fund Movies
Kickstarter Page for Spike Lee’s Da Sweet Blood of Jesus Small-town movie theaters theaters threatened by shift to digital cinema Story from the LA Times on how smaller communities are using fundraising and Kickstarter to try to buy digital projectors for drive-ins and … Continue reading
Are mandatory cable channel bundles good or bad for consumers?
There’s been a lot of talk lately as to whether some form of a la carte pricing on cable would be good or bad for consumers. The idea here is that we get big bundles of channels from our cable … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 3, Chapter 9
Tagged cable TV, media business, viacom
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Media News Roundup
Hawaii passes Steven Tyler Act Would ban “unwanted photos or videos of others in private moments.” Nice idea, but do celebs really get the right to say “pay attention to me now, but not now”? How Sen. Rand Paul used … Continue reading
Comcast completing purchase of NBCUniversal from GE years ahead of schedule
The transition of NBCUniversal from being owned primarily by General Electric to Comcast had been expected to be an extended process, with the cable and phone giant gradually acquiring the entertainment company’s stock. But that changed this week with the … Continue reading