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Category Archives: Chapter 7
Link Ch. 7 – Lyle Lovett in concert
Texas singer/songwriter Lyle Lovett told Billboard.com in 2008 that despite selling more than 4.6 million albums, he’s “never made a dime” from his recordings. Instead, he’s made all his income from performing and touring. So why does he record? It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 7
Tagged audio, music, selling albums
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Link Ch. 7 – Is the music industry dying? Or just the recording industry?
In February of 2011, a graph was making the rounds based on data attributed to Bain & Company showing a huge growth in the music industry peaking in about 2009 followed by a fairly sharp drop off. The graph was … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 7
Tagged music, recording industry, Secret 6, selling albums, Truth 6
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Link Ch. 7 – Chuck Berry does Maybellene live in 1958
Here’s Chuck Berry doing Maybellene live on TV from 1958. The song “Maybelline” was based on an old fiddle tune called “Ida Red” and supposedly got its name from a mascara box. Others claim that Maybelline was the name of … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 7
Tagged audio, Chuck Berry, rock 'n' roll
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Link Ch. 7 – Amos ‘n’ Andy radio show
Here are some excerpts from the popular Amos ‘n’ Andy radio show from the 1920s and 30s. The show would be a fixture on the radio, in one form or another, for nearly thirty-five years. Starring on the show … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 7
Tagged Amos 'n' Andy, audio
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Were Rush Limbaugh’s “slut/prostitute” comments actionable for criminal prosecution? Not likely.
Fascinating post from Eugene Volokh this afternoon on whether Rush Limbaugh calling a Georgetown law student a “slut” and a “prostitute” could be actionable for libel/slander, false light, or for violating a Florida law the forbids “imputing to her a … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 13, Chapter 7
Tagged first amendment, legal issues, radio, Rush Limbaugh
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Link Ch. 7 – Shock Jocks, Rush, Calling Women ‘Sluts,’ and Advertisers
Talk is a popular radio format, whether it’s the shock jocking of Howard Stern, Opie and Anthony or Bubba the Love Sponge; or the political talk of Rush Limbaugh or Sean Hannity. But sometimes the line between political talk and … Continue reading
Adele, Vogue, and Body Image: “I don’t want to be some skinny-mini with my t#%s out”
Adele’s been getting a lot of attention lately. Not only for her music, but also for her looks. Here’s a discussion from CNN about her new cover of Vogue in which she looks a good deal thinner than she does … Continue reading
Link Ch. 6 – Edward R. Murrow in London
Former NPR anchor Bob Edwards talks about the importance of the legendary radio and television broadcaster Edward R. Murrow.
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 6, Chapter 7
Tagged Edward R. Murrow, media history, radio news
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Link Ch. 7 – Bringing Together Hillbilly and Rhythm & Blues
In Living in a Media World, I talk about how rock ‘n’ roll got started by bringing together white hillbilly (or country) music and and black rhythm & blues. I was reminded of that this weekend with the sad news … Continue reading
Cool Things From My Tumblr
I have a Tumblr blog where I post things that amuse me. Here’s a few recent posts that deal with the media world: The crowd sourced version of Star Wars Taken from a huge number of fan-produced films, recreating the … Continue reading