Introduction The consumption of media content has changed a lot over the past 150 years. From newspapers, to radio news, television, and now online media. As new forms of…
Facebook’s Domination of Global Communication Through Media Conglomeration
May 10, 2020 Be first to comment
Facebook has been dominating the communication sphere since it moved from the US College community in 2007 and allowed the general public to take part in what was already…
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Soap operas are beloved by many women around the world. One of the longest standing soap operas to date is ABC’s General Hospital which first aired in 1963. A…
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The Car Movie, A Little Appreciated Sub-Genre
May 6, 2020 Be first to comment
The Fast and the Furious, Need for Speed, and Smokey and the Bandit are all action movies that focus on driving fast cars, and in one way or another,…
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I had the pleasure of interviewing Canadian actor Jonathan Torrens! What inspired you to become an actor? It’s funny, I don’t really think of myself as an actor but…
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How Warfronts Prove Blizzard Doesn’t Care About World of Warcraft Players
September 14, 2018 Be first to comment
I waited to write this after the AMA on Reddit. While I didn’t expect much of an official response from Blizzard on the topic, I did expect more than…
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There, I’ll say it… I absolutely loved Insatiable. It was a weird show. The kind of show that only comes around once. It reminds me of watching Jennifer’s Body…
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I’m kind of ashamed to say that I don’t watch a lot of Canadian Television. I’ve been burned by CBC many times. Whenever I love a show (Wild Roses,…
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UnREAL sets itself up and poises itself as a melodramatic series. We watch characters, strong-women with issues as they go head to head with the misogynistic and ridiculous “reality”…
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Once upon a time, many expansions ago… Lightninghoof, Maelstrom, and TheVentureCo were pleasant servers to play on. Albeit, low-population, we had unique communities that focused on team-building, forming allegiances,…