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Everyone’s Gone to the Movies
We’re headed into the heart of summer, and that makes this a great time to talk about the movies. Film composer James Horner dies in plane crash James Horner, best known for his score for Titanic, died earlier this week from … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 8
Tagged box office, film score, movies, obits
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Students in Lexington, Neb. revive local movie theater
If you grow up or live in a small town, you know how important it is to have a local movie theater. Your theater is a place for people in the community to get together and have fun. It’s a … Continue reading
And We’re Back – Questions Worth Asking
You still here? Yes! I realize it’s been a scant spring of living in a media world this spring, but I’m hoping to get back on a more regular schedule of posting. I have been busy over on Twitter, however. You … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 5, Chapter 8, Chapter 9, Site News
Tagged Because I can, magazine covers, movies, netflix, questions, site news, streaming video
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How “Little Shop of Horrors” would have ended if Disney hadn’t forced a change
If you’ve ever had me for class, you know that as much of a Disney fan as I can be (Love Big Hero Six and Wreck It Ralph), I really hate what the studio has done to some classic stories. … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 3
Tagged Disney, Little Shop of Horrors, movies
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TBT – Siskel & Ebert talk about the movies
This is a reposting (with slight editing) of a post from four years ago. Hard for me to come to terms with the fact that this presentation is from 20 years ago! My JMC 406 commentary class is going to … Continue reading
Movie Links for my Media Literacy Students
We’ve been talking about the movies this week in my media literacy class, and I’ve shown a range of video clips, but there are even more clips that I haven’t had time to show. So here are links to a … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 8
Tagged cat videos, movies
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When Words Matter
The words we use matter intensely. Sometimes they tell others a lot about who we are. Sometimes when we use the wrong words we hurt people we hadn’t intended to. And sometimes we don’t have any idea what the actual … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 2, Chapter 4, Chapter 8
Tagged books, Christopher Nolan, Lemony Snicket, movies, vocabulary
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Box Office Mojo mysteriously disappears/reappears
Box Office Mojo, the source of endless movie box office financial statistics, disappeared for a couple of days in mid-October 2014, prompting speculation that the site had been absorbed into IMDb.com, which owns BOM. But then it just as mysteriously … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 8
Tagged box office, movies
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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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