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Talking about media coverage of health care debate
I’m going to be talking to a business class about media coverage of the health care debate tonight. Most of the figures I’ll be using come from two Pew Foundation reports: What Americans Learned from the Media about the Health … Continue reading
Books, Books, Books
This week I’m going to be talking about books in class. Here’s a link to all my recent posts about books! They include items on The Hunger Games, memoir fabrications, e-books, Amanda Hocking’s success at e-book publication, and the history of the … Continue reading
Leaving the mainstream to watch political conventions
I like media that matches my political point of view as much as the next guy, but when there is an important event or speech going on, my preferred channel is C-SPAN. And increasingly, I prefer to watch C-SPAN online … Continue reading
Some great back-to-school videos
In addition to this blog, I also run a Tumblr at http://ralphehanson.tumblr.com. I use that to post quotes, photos, videos and the like with little comment or context. Here are a few videos I’ve posted there lately that would make … Continue reading
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
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Super Bowl 2012
A round up of commentary on advertising from Sunday’s Super Bowl. More tomorrow. Ad Age – Which commercials did best on social media?Beckham did best. Mother Jones & Storify – Which ads got not-so-great Twitter attention? A number of rather … Continue reading
Link Ch. 2 – George Gerbner on television violence
Reclaiming Our Cultural Mythology: Television’s global marketing strategy creates a damaging and alienated window on the world, by George Gerbner TV violence and the art of asking the wrong question, by George Gerbner
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Link Ch. 2 – Missing Pretty White Girls
Several stories dealing with the Missing Pretty White Girls or Missing White Woman Syndrome. You know how it works. When a pretty white girl/woman disappears, the media, especially cable TV, goes nuts. A girl/woman of color, pretty or not, disappears, … Continue reading
Pre-Class Videos
This semester, I’m showing a short video before class each session. I’ll be posting all of these to my Tumblr blog if you want to check them out. Here’s what I’ve used so far: Everything is a Remix Part 1 … Continue reading
My New Tumblr Blog
I’ve just started up a new Tumblr blog for sharing photos, videos, and material from other Tumblr blogs. Unlike this blog, there’s not particular theme to it beyond “Things I Like.” Feel free to check it out! http://ralphehanson.tumblr.com/ Today’s post … Continue reading
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