On the heels of my last post comes this article.
“We had done so many difficult things and I think we got overconfident,” he said. “Our big obsession of the year was, ‘Let’s not live and die by the DVD.’”
But Mr. Hasting says that gaffe will be forgotten if Netflix can win the longer [...]
Too few minorities occupy the nation’s media jobs – KansasCity.com
Here we have this wide open medium we called the Internet. But for some it means nothing unless there is room on the the shrinking boat owned by Mister Charlie.
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For about two years now, I have been the proud owner of the iPhone 3g and have really enjoyed it. But I quickly became frustrated with it because as a jailbroken phone on T-Mobile’s network, I was regulated to their Edge network for data (talk about slow). So I parted ways with the iPhone and [...]
Listen and watch as this war photographer breaks it all down for you. You will shake your head.
Black media once again takes orders from the president. I guess we can once again not expect any of them to actually LOOK at the bill for the American people.
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““If I get a $4,000 benefit for hiring you and I pay you $80,000 and you’re going to sit at your desk and do nothing because there’s nothing to do,” said Marty Regalia, chief economist of the United States Chamber of Commerce, “then the businesses aren’t going to hire you.” (Source)
Much the support that can [...]
She was one of the first sistas on CNN Headline News.
This was her then…
Boyce Watkins recently posted a piece where he laments over the news that JP Morgan Chase bought a significant piece of Johnson Publishing Company. Throughout his piece he paints this picture of big and crafty White corporations who are just waiting in the wings to take over Black media outlets.
While I get his general [...]
I’ve talked about this subject before (I’ve talked about it here as well), and I see that it has come up again. This time from a very different angle.
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In the words of Dap from the movie “School Daze”…
Some time ago, I wrote a series of posts were I made the point that Black advertising agencies and newspapers were refusing to see reality when it comes to advertising in our community.
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Suddenly, there is no talk of “greedy oil companies” as we approach $5/gal gasoline. The media really knows how to retool their perspective when they want to.
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Old news~
“U.S. Surgeon General Regina Benjamin was in the Bay Area touring a peninsula hospital. NBC Bay Area reporter Damian Trujillo asked her about the run on tablets and Dr. Benjamin said although she wasn’t aware of people stocking up, she did not think that would be an overreaction. She said it was right to [...]
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