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Tag: Consumption of Media

— Media —

Learning to Love and Live The Banality of Good

November 20, 2017
Sahar's Blog The Banality of Good

Most people are good and yet, when it comes to the news, books, television shows, and movies, the emphasis is on the bad.  Now while bad makes for great plots, what are the underlying assumptions of bad being more worthy than good as the focus of media content creation? Good Doesn’t Make For a Good… Read More Learning to Love and Live The Banality of Good

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O, Are You Really About Empowerment? Some Thoughts Post Magazine Ad Dissection

April 5, 2016
Sahar's Blog 2015 07 21 O, Are You Really About Empowerment Some Thoughts Post Magazine Ad Dissection

I found an old copy of O, The Oprah Magazine in my stuff earlier this week. I used to read those regularly, part of a chain of friends who would read them, be amazed by the wisdom it contained, and pass them along, sometimes with little notes tucked into it. I smiled and decided to… Read More O, Are You Really About Empowerment? Some Thoughts Post Magazine Ad Dissection

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