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Michael Rosenblum has been writing about the media since 1988. His work and ideas have appeared in The Guardian, The Huffington Post, Ilkeston Life and many other publications.

He has been blogging regularly for the past 35 years on this subject. Having taught media studies at Columbia University, NYU and now the University of Oxford, he is considered an expert on this subject.

A Joke

  • By Michael Rosenblum
  • on September 3, 2008

You must be kidding… “Do you know why Chelsea Clinton is so ugly?… …because Janet Reno is her father”. Offensive? Suppose I told you that the joke was told in public to a handful of Republican funders by John...

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Vermont in the News

  • By Michael Rosenblum
  • on September 2, 2008

Marselis Parsons, News Director and Anchor for WCAX TV. Can we talk? Labor Day in Vermont is tough. Rather than fly back to NY, we spent the day at the Champlaign State Fair, just outside of Burlington, Besides the...

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Bittman-Doe & Dough

  • By Michael Rosenblum
  • on September 1, 2008

[youtube=[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13Ah9ES2yTU&hl=en&fs=1] This weekend, having just flown in from London, we got on a Jet Blue flight to Burlington, Vermont, where we spent the weekend at the Mark Bittman / Kelly Doe wedding. Bittman is an old friend of ours,...

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There’s Something Happening Here…

  • By Michael Rosenblum
  • on August 31, 2008

Obama before 84,000 fans in Denver…. New technologies demand new ideas. Really radical new ideas. The biggest mistake people can make is to try and jam new technologies into old business models. Newspapers, for example,  are in serious, serious...

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Listening To The Technology

  • By Michael Rosenblum
  • on August 29, 2008

What is it saying? Andy Grove, former Chairman and co-founder of Intel said, ‘listen to the technology. The technology wil tell you what to do” We are in an industry created by and dictated by technology. As the technology...

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My First Job in TV

  • By Michael Rosenblum
  • on August 27, 2008

No God but The God I got an email this morning from Rosemary Stanfield-Johnson, Professor of Safavid history at The University of Minnesota. Let’s hear it for the web. I have not seen Rosemary Stanfield since 1980, when I...

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Men At Work

  • By Michael Rosenblum
  • on August 26, 2008

Caution Cameragod writes to us from New Zealand noting: Ok so tell two men they each have to race dig a road. One gets a 10 year but still working fine old bulldozer and the other a brand new...

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The Show Must Go On…. or must it?

  • By Michael Rosenblum
  • on August 24, 2008

It’s news Jim, but not as we know it…. Yesterday, I found myself on a panel at the Edinburgh Television Festival with the Heads of News at The BBC, Channel 5 and ITN, respectively (r to l). The topic...

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This Common Ground

  • By Michael Rosenblum
  • on August 22, 2008

The Common, Bibury, Gloucestershire, England We are in England. I am speaking on Saturday at the Edinburgh Television Festival. In the meantime, we’re in the Cotswolds, and today in Bibury. Pictured above, the village’s lovely Common. Americans who live...

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To The Death

  • By Michael Rosenblum
  • on August 20, 2008

We spent yesterday in the painfully beautiful and painfully touristed town of St. Paul de Vence. Nearby is the far more interesting (and far less touristed) town of La Colle-sur-Loup. It is smaller, has missed the tourist crush for...

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