I look forward to a great future for America - a future in which our country will match its military strength with our moral restraint, its wealth with our wisdom, its power with our purpose.
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Tom Hanks and Philip Seymour Hoffman in "Charlie Wilson's War" (2007) (Universal Pictures)
Saturday - November 05, 2016 Sat - 11/05/16
rantnrave:// There are few concepts more fundamental to the video media business than that of content "windowing" – yet even this strategy is crumbling under the pressures of digital distribution. How will rights owners maximize the value of their content in the post-window era? The answer depends on how badly you want it. "Letting it Go: The End of Windowing (and What Comes Next)"... Big hair, skinny ties, and the San Diego Chicken--the '80s were a totally radical time for television. So grab a Seagrams, hide your cat and take a trip back in time with these awesome blasts from the past in REDEF MediaSET, "Where Everybody Knows Your Name: Oral Histories of '80s TV Shows"... Fast fashion—the paradigm of swift, trend-driven production—has been heralded as fashion's great equalizer, criticized for labor and environmental practices, and lauded for supply chain innovations. It's also viewed as a defining cultural movement in fashion's digital era. Read for some intense debate in REDEF FashionSET, "Speed Racer: Fast Fashion"... Is THEO EPSTEIN to hurting MLB teams what JAMES DALTON was to Road Houses?... Not choosing wisely is not as bad as not correcting an unwise choice... I want this playing every time I walk into a room... Nonsense and speculation about emails somehow cloak reality to many. Why was no one outraged with this clip from TRUMP? And with PIERCE MORGAN laughing. Our shame and our fault folks. I don't want mean leadership... Maybe I don't need self-control... Happy Birthday to MAYO STUNTZ, DAVID WERTHEIMER, LISA SILFEN-LAMSTEIN, and GLENN GINSBURG.
- Jason Hirschhorn, curator
get on the floor
Vox
The real Clinton email scandal is that a bulls*** story has dominated the campaign
by Matthew Yglesias
If you agree with her on policy, vote with a clear conscience about the server.
Financial Times
The age of vitriol: Edward Luce on US politics and social media
by Edward Luce
Social media is enabling prejudice to slip back into the mainstream. As the US goes to the polls, what does this mean for democracy?
Harper's Bazaar
Sex, Drugs, and Bestsellers: The Legend of the Literary Brat Pack
by Jason Diamond
Their 1980s-era partying, early successes and downtown New York antics are the stuff of literary legend.
Fusion
Inside the elite team risking their lives for elephants in Netflix's 'The Ivory Game'
by Willy Lowry and Sophie Tremblay
Africa'’s poaching crisis is the subject of Netflix's new documentary chronicling the rapid decline of elephants.
The New York Times
‘The Voter Suppression Trail’
by Chris Baker, Brian Moore and Mike Lacher
Find out if your vote can survive the great, flawed adventure of American democracy.
Vanity Fair
How Sarma Melngailis, Queen of Vegan Cuisine, Became a Runaway Fugitive
by Allen Salkin
With customers such as Chelsea Clinton and Alec Baldwin, the Pure Food and Wine owner was a food-world star. Then, in 2011, she met Anthony Strangis. Now facing prison for grand larceny and fraud, Melngailis says her collapse was due to a spell he cast.
The Ringer
The Cubs Just Ended Baseball’s Analytics War
by Rany Jazayerli
Theo Epstein has definitively proved that data can change the game.
Columbia Journalism Review
How Foreign Correspondents Use Chat Apps to Cover Political Unrest
by Valerie Belair-Gagnon, Colin Agur and Nicholas Frisch
Coverage of any breaking news event today often includes footage captured by eyewitnesses and uploaded to the social web. This has changed how journalists and news organizations not only report and produce news, but also how they engage with sources and audiences.
The Hechinger Report
Must a classroom be high-tech to make personalized learning work?
by Jamie Martines
How a district in Arizona is using “little data” to personalize learning.
Charlie Rose
Jeff Bezos Interview with Charlie Rose
by Charlie Rose and Jeff Bezos
A conversation with Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos.
and dance with me
Deadline
U.S.-China Hollywood Panel: Without Chinese Elements 'It Does Not Meet Our Standards'
by Anita Busch
Content took center stage today at the U.S. China Film and Television International Expo downtown during a panel discussion that included executives from China and the U.S. At issue was how to make films work for the Chinese marketplace and what “Chinese elements” need to be in place to work.
Backchannel
When Facebook Cleared Out Thousands of Rooms
by Steven Levy
The creator of the social giant’s experiment in anonymous interest groups looks back on an experiment that fell flat.
Digital TV Europe
The rise of SVOD: Africa's homegrown Netflixes
by Stuart Thomson
Africa has seen the launch of a significant number of SVOD services over the last couple of years. Despite challenges related to affordability and connectivity, the appetite for content and growing penetration of smartphones means that the region has potential for growth.
HuffPost Highline
My Journey to the Center of the Alt-Right
by Luke O'Brien
I went to a white nationalist ethnostate in Indiana. I got bounced from a secret meeting in D.C. I spent weeks figuring out how hate gurgles up from the nastiest recesses of the Internet. And I'm sorry to report that unconscionable racists will be a force in American politics well beyond November 8.
The Ringer
Movies Aren’t Dead, but They’ll Never Be the Same
by Sean Fennessey
“Peak TV” has officially replaced movies in the American consciousness. But as consumers adjust to the new normal, filmmakers, industry insiders, and experts disagree about the future of a disrupted medium.
The Rally Caps
Finally
by Joe Levin
It finally happened. I can't believe it. The Chicago Cubs won the World Series, and I got to be with my dad to see it happen.
Medium
Clicks vs. Satisfaction
by Bibblio.org
How media went for the click and forgot about you
MEL Magazine
The Lost Children of 'Runaway Train'
by Elon Green
The video for Soul Asylum’s 1993 smash hit featured real missing kids. Some eventually came home; some never did.
MTV News
The World’s Greatest Living Animator And The Masterpiece He May Never Finish
by Brian Phillips
Yuri Norstein's four-decade quest to finish 'The Overcoat'
Harvard Business Review
The Competitive Landscape for Machine Intelligence
by Shivon Zilis and James Cham
Don’t get left behind.
The Guardian
'Country music has become apolitical': why have acts kept quiet on the election?
by Jonathan Bernstein
Perhaps for the first time, Nashville’s country musicians have determined that the risks of supporting a 2016 president candidate outweigh the rewards.
Science
The average U.S. family destroys a football field's worth of Arctic sea ice every 30 years
by Warren Cornwall
Models may underestimate the pace of ice loss because they are missing Arctic warming.
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