CW-11 Television came by my class graduate class in "Media Research Methods" last night at Fordham University, to interview me about the New York Times spoof. The clip played at the top of CW-11's News at 10pm on Channel 11 last night.
The class looks great. Raylene Robinson , a student, makes a very astute point.
And now, through the magic of the Internet, you can be right there ...
reviewing Bosch: Legacy; Citadel; Curb Your Enthusiasm; Fauda; For All Mankind; Foundation; Hightown; House of the Dragon; Luther; Outer Range; Outlander; Reacher; Severance; Silo; Slow Horses; Special Ops: Lioness; Star Trek: Strange New Worlds; Surface; The: Ark, Diplomat, Last of Us, Lazarus Project, Orville, Way Home; Tokyo Vice; True Detective; You +books, films, music, podcasts, politics
George Santayana had irrational faith in reason - I have irrational faith in TV.
"I went to a place to eat. It said 'breakfast at any time.' So I ordered french toast during the Renaissance". --Steven Wright ... If you are a devotee of time travel, check out this song...
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
2 comments:
Excellent
a million copies
"All the news we hope to print." I second that emotion.
On political forums and blogs, most people say things like "if only it were true ..." which seems defeatist to me, especially after the results of the last election.
In a media related question, how do you feel the NYT-SE prank compares with the seeding of newspapers around the country with that terrorist DVD before the election? That seemed to be very obviously politically motivated to scare voters into continuing the neocon policies of Bush/Cheney. Vote for McCain or the terrorists will kill you.
The NYT-SE could be seen as politically motivated if it was meant to get people to wake up from the national nightmare of the last 8 years and through parody, get them to imagine a different course.
Post a Comment