Even if Donald Trump turns out not to be such a great president, which I don't think is the case, I think he's going to surround himself with really good people, but even if he didn't, we're only looking at four years as opposed to multiple generations and perhaps the loss of the American dream forever. |
| | | | | Tom Cruise as Red Beret Cadet Captain 'David Shawn' in "Taps" (1981) (20th Century Fox) | | | | | | | “Even if Donald Trump turns out not to be such a great president, which I don't think is the case, I think he's going to surround himself with really good people, but even if he didn't, we're only looking at four years as opposed to multiple generations and perhaps the loss of the American dream forever.”
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| rantnrave:// I've worked directly in or around video for most of my professional life: MTV NETWORKS, SLINGBOX, ECHOSTAR, NEWS CORP, MGM, SUNDANCE, etc. Even closer in my personal life. Televison, movies, online video. Love it all. Creatively and with the audience, video is on fire. Business models are in flux. It's a wild, exciting ride. Today we’re releasing the final part of our REDEF MEDIA ORIGINAL series on the future of video and HOLLYWOOD. PART ONE shows that today’s system is broken. PART TWO explains the four models of video providers in the digital era. Today's media empires were built through constant reinvention, reinvestment and risk taking. If Big Media wants to thrive in the digital era, it needs to remember its past and move beyond its present. This means reframing priorities, actively pushing audiences online and fully embracing category experimentation. PART THREE is a call to action: BY OBSESSING OVER THE PRESENT, BIG MEDIA HAS FORGOTTEN ITS PAST AND ENDANGERED ITS FUTURE (BUT IT’S NOT TOO LATE). Read, debate and enjoy... Very cool: To intercept eclipse, ALASKA AIRLINES adjusts flight plan to delight astronomers... I'm not a journalist. End of story... Support CYCLE FOR SURVIVAL. 100% of your donations funds critical cancer research. Supporting KASS & MICHAEL LAZEROW's team. DONATE HERE. I did. In memory of my MOM... "HAMILTON" and OBAMA freestyle... I can tell when you press ignore or decline. I can especially tell if I pay you... BRUTUS had his reasons... BILL CLINTON... Support is material assistance... Another TRUMP rally... My pal GINA BIANCHINI doing it... Happy Birthday to JENNIFER IRELAND KUBIS, KEVIN WALL, DICK GLOVER, RACHEL LIZERBRAM SANDLER, KEVIN WALL, MIKE MAPLES and STEVE RONSON. | | | - Jason Hirschhorn, curator |
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| Today's media empires were built through constant reinvention, reinvestment and risk taking. If Big Media wants to thrive in the digital era, it needs to remember its past and move beyond its present. This means reframing priorities, actively pushing audiences online and fully embracing category experimentation. It's not too late, but time is running out. | | |
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| For Rob and Goldie - JH... In its heyday, fabled Twin Cities venue First Avenue fostered the legend of everyone from from Prince to the Replacements to Hüsker Dü, becoming a mythic musical destination in the process. | | |
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| On the evening of May 7, 2007, 48-year-old Lata Duka was doing dishes in the kitchen of her home in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, when she heard a loud bang come from the front of the house. “It wasn’t a normal sound. I was very scared,” Lata recalls nearly a decade later. | | |
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| Wars in Yemen and Syria, a deadly stampede at the Hajj, mass executions, bombings in mosques, and plunging oil prices - King Salman's first year on the throne in Saudi Arabia has been anything but quiet. So how has he fared and what challenges does his country now face? | | |
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| What's the secret to success? Money? Connections? Education? While most spend their entire lives hoping they will one day stumble across the answer to this seemingly age-old mystery, in actuality, they need to look no further than serial entrepreneur Mark French, who has been a living embodiment of that answer for [...] | | |
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| The marks of violence on the body of Mikhail Lesin have renewed suspicion that the reasons for his death lead back to his powerful associates in Moscow. | | |
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| Booker Estee Adoram is still formidable, the bathrooms are still awkwardly placed, and the “family table” is still terrifying. Even as much as the Comedy Cellar hasn’t changed over three decades, the talents who got their starts there have transformed the comedy world. | | |
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| If you're one of 500 million people who use Dropbox, it's just a folder on your computer desktop that lets you easily store files on the Internet, send them to others, and synchronize them across your laptop, phone, and tablet. You use this folder, then you forget it. And that's by design. | | |
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| Reach, immediacy, authenticity/endemic, engagement, geography, and brand recall/uniqueness matter a great deal to media. Snapchat is performing off the hook on all fronts. | | |
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| The GOP is fretting about Trump, but the Democrats’ likely standard-bearer could do just as much damage to her own party. | | |
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| Genetic engineering will one day create the smartest humans who have ever lived. | | |
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| It serves up almost a trillion images a year. But it's the weird, jokey comradeship that keeps its most loyal members coming back. | | |
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| It's hard to remember a time when Stephen Curry was compared to Mike Bibby and Daniel Gibson. | | |
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| One morning this month, Silvia Cota, a nurse supervisor in the emergency room at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan, gathered her nurses together in a huddle to prepare them for the future. "It really is not a complicated thing," Ms. Cota told them, speaking loudly over the bustle of patients and emergency room staff. | | |
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| Perhaps the biggest challenge when creating a From the Desk Of feature on Sonos CEO John MacFarlane is the fact that he doesn't really have one. His "office" is anywhere in the company's 12 global offices he sets up his laptop. | | |
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| Last month, the human rights organization Amnesty International revealed the exact location of a mass burial site on the outskirts of Bujumbura, Burundi. It allegedly held the bodies of at least 50 people who died from political violence in December of last year. | | |
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