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"Not Another Campaign"
Submitted by: Anatoly Kirichenko on Fri, 05/16/2008 - 05:38
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"Not Another Campaign"
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Wright or Wrong
Submitted by: Anatoly Kirichenko on Tue, 05/06/2008 - 08:00
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Wright or Wrong
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Ohio Print Editors Cry to AP Over Rates, Vow to Share Content
Submitted by: John Michael Sp... on Wed, 03/26/2008 - 00:53
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ONB COLUMBUS: Ohio blog site DaytonOS posted a link to a story by Editor & Publisher about how the Buckeye State's top newspapers, looking for an alternative to the high rates the Associated Press (AP) charges for its stories, pictures and graphics, have inked an agreement share content amongst themselves.
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Hip-Hop is Dead
Submitted by: Anatoly Kirichenko on Tue, 03/11/2008 - 11:37
originally posted 2008-03-11 06:23:57 --promoted for some intriquing analysis, cho
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“Hip-Hop is Dead”
In recent years, rap music has become too well connected with the culture industry, and the politically charged overtones and meaningful messages are non-existent. Rap is not only selling albums, but also a lifestyle and a “culture” to its listeners. Essentially, rap music has been transformed into a form of marketing, encouraging young African Americans as well as whites and all other ethnic groups to purchase items that bring these groups more in line with the “ideals” of rap music. The industry has a goal of creating consumers rather than giving them something good to listen to. According to Michael Quinn, “Never Shoulda Been Let out the Penitentiary",
What is intriguing about rap is that it is the culture industry’s main strategy for bringing economically and culturally marginalized blacks into the consumer society. To this end, it is necessary that contemporary notions of black identity must be engaged by the culture industry itself. Quinn 81
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OCLA Rejects Application
Submitted by: Ohio News Bureau on Thu, 01/10/2008 - 12:22
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- Contact: John Michael Spinelli, (614) 578-1237
January 10, 2008
Columbus, Ohio: ePluribus Media and the OhioNews Bureau, its pioneering outpost for state news bureaus, was dealt a blow Tuesday when the Ohio Legislative Correspondents Association (OLCA) rejected its request that three seasoned journalists be considered for active membership in the Ohio Statehouse press corps.
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