The time of Alexander draws nigh (November 24 to be precise), Oliver Stone’s epic historical biopic of one of the greatest and most enigmatic figures in history. Click on the above banner for every manner of interactive doo-dad and gizmo relating to the film, starring a blonde Colin Farrell as …
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FCC: CBS Appeals, Vonage Exempt
As I stated here in September when the FCC unanimously imposed a fine against CBS for Janet Jackson’s Nipplegate, it was time to close the book and move on. CBS disagrees and has appealed the $550K fine (the maximum $27,500 for each of the twenty Viacom-owned CBS affiliates), the largest …
Read More »National Treasure: Fact and Fiction
The arrival of Disney’s National Treasure is now just a couple of weeks away (November 19). Disney is going all out with the interactive goodies on film website: search for clues, find treasure, research the historical facts and assumptions behind the film. Academy Award winner Nicolas Cage stars as Benjamin …
Read More »Blogumentary: Reel Blog
Blogumentary debuts tonight at the City Pages Documentary Film Festival in Minneapolis: Chuck Olsen [no relation], director. 70 minutes. A message from the blogosphere: “Hi there. My name is Chuck Olsen, and I’m producing an independent documentary about blogs. Blogs empower us to tell our story, to spout and debate …
Read More »Blog the Vote
As I mentioned here, the actual logistics of voting are just as important as intent and rationale: if you don’t know how to vote or where to vote, your voice won’t be heard. That’s why a site like MyPollingSite.com is such a helpful tool. But with legal challenges, varying eligibility …
Read More »“Politics and the Internet” Academic Survey
In case you haven’t been surveyed enough, these fine folks are conducting another; but at least this is about you, specifically: We are conducting an online survey that examines the motivations for accessing the Web, weblogs, chat rooms, bulletin boards and other Internet resources for political information. We are specifically …
Read More »For Halloween: The Rich and the Dead, and Vice Versa
It takes a special kind of star to remain in the limelight after passing to the Great Beyond, and Elvis is still the King when it comes to generating big bucks from the grave. While moldering for 27 years now, Elvis managed to crank out $40m last year alone for …
Read More »Berklee Online Scholarships
We’ve been telling you about the coolness that is Berkleemusic.com, Berklee’s online music school, delivering online access to world-renowned music faculty, educational concepts and curriculum, previously available only to on-campus students. Berkleemusic.com has expanded music-education opportunities using the newest methods, media, technologies, and special juju. Now they’ve announced the winners …
Read More »You Can’t Vote If You Don’t Know Where to Go
One week to go until the election, and your vote won’t count if you can’t find the right place to place it. MyPollingSite.com is there to help the lost and wayward: Welcome to MyPollingSite.com We offer a Free nonpartison web based service to help voters find their polling site in …
Read More »Remix the Undead
In the spirit of Halloween, FreeCulture has a remix contest to literally raise the (video) dead: What the hell? Ever wanted to bring something back from the dead? Well, you still can’t revive old Fido, but you can bring dead art back to life! Most art doesn’t make it into …
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