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Medialoper Bebop Episode 28: [REDACTED]

January 18, 2012 by Jim Connelly

Kirk, Tim & Jim have all seen Moneyball, so we figured we’d talk about both the film and the concept. (05:30 – 15:20)

After that, we look at the SOPA protests, including the one on this site. And explain why Lamar Smith, the author (or “author”) of SOPA, is exactly like Snooki. (15:22 – 20:55)

Then, we look at SPIN’s plan to tweet the vast majority of their record reviews. (20:56 – 32:53)

Finally, it’s Kirk’s turn to explain what is in his mix, which has been utterly transformed by iTunes Match: Elmore James, Sharon Jones and Matthew Sweet & Susanna Hoffs. (32:54 – 40:53)

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Filed Under: Podcasts Tagged With: Art Howe, Barry Zito, Beach Boys, Bill James, Bill King, Billy Beane, Billy Crystal, Blender, Bob Marley, Bob Marley Bob Marley, Brad Pitt, Charles Bradley, Elmore James, Golden Globes, Harvard, Jeremy Giambi, KFSR, Lamar Clark, Matthew Sweet, Moneyball, New Orleans Saints, Oakland A’s, PIPA, Quadrophenia, Queen, Red Sox, ricky-gervais, Scott Hatteberg, Seth Rogan, SF 49ers, Sharon Jones, Snooki, SOPA, Spin, Steve Jobs, Susanna Hoffs, Toy Dolls, Twitter, Van Halen, wikipedia, William Patry

Blogosphere Without Pity

July 20, 2006 by Kassia Krozser

Let us speak, for a moment, about a new phenomenon: the Internet. As some of you may recall, it slipped quietly into the room way back in, what?, the seventies? For many years, it cruised along quietly, picking up fans via discussion groups and bulletin boards. Somewhere along the line, they added pictures and clickable links and sound and motion and more users than you can imagine. All of this is the stuff of legend and only included to make a point: the Internet is not this brand new thing that just showed up yesterday!

In a thinly disguised promotional piece about the upcoming Studio 60, the Los Angeles Times tries to focus on the rapid-fire response of the blogosphere to every bit of news about the show. Hello? We’re bored out here. It’s summer and they don’t seem to be rerunning anything good but The Office. You can only watch “The Injury” so many times, you know?

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Filed Under: Marketing, Mediacratic, Television Tagged With: Aaron Sorkin, amanda-peet, blogosphere, bradley-whitford, d.l.-hughley, damien-lindelof, matthew-perry, NBC, Studio-60, Television Without Pity, The Office, the-injury, thomas-schlamme, wikipedia

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