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The Second Sight offers insight and analysis on the media and entertainment industry - an often misunderstood or mischaracterized sector of the American economic and cultural landscape in the midst of its own technological and cultural shifts - from globalization and the emerging creative economy; to digital technology and the evolving aesthetic and nature of content; to the growing technological cross fertilization between media, defense, and medicine.
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"America has never been less influential, and nobody needs to understand that more than Americans."
-from Frontline World, "News War"
According to Greg Barker, the U.S. State Department...
Where was the A.D. when this was going down?
Some of you may remember my ubiquitous tagline that the news media has become in may respects the unratified branch of government. It’s a complicated topic and understanding this development...
From Mamet to the "Office" the discusssion over Hollywood Financials is gaining traction in the public arena. I call this phase one, dispel myths and get real.
Hear the noteworthy...
Viacom Asks YouTube to Remove Clips - New York Times
In a sign of the growing tension between old-line media and the new Internet behemoths, Viacom, the parent company of MTV and Comedy...
Cable television is undergoing worldwide expansion, especially in the Arab world.
I have previously spoken on The Second Sight about "cultural crossover content", in other words,
Forgive me readers, for I have sinned. It's been over a month since my last blog entry. For penance, I promise to watch FoxFaith's new Christian thriller, Thr3e. As Jeff Shannon...
Before I left for vacation last month, I sketch out for you my undigested thoughts on the emerging aethetics of the game generation (35 and under):there is a degrading of image quality...
Registration for the subscription only online analysis and research service, Cable U, opens today for those who want to know everything that pertains to 24 hour US cable networks:
The first original series to move from a mobile platform to linear broadcast is coming to Comedy Central. Launched as five minute shorts on Amp'd Mobile, Lil' Bush: Resident of the...
I will not have access to the internet between November 4th and the 18th, because I will be traveling on a sail boat from Grenada to Antigua. Please excuse the blog interruption.
I...
The Second Sight Podcast, © 2006 Alexa D. O'Brien Gault, (26:35)
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The Second Sight offers
insight and analysis on the media and entertainment industry - an often
misunderstood...
In his prescient and aptly titled book, The Rise of the Creative Class, urban planner Richard Florida identifies the emergence of a new economic and social class of "thirty eight million...
This month we focus on understanding the evolving below-the-line training cycle and the newer end-to-end digital work flow as it relates to acquisition and post. The traditional training...
O.K. Lets assume, as the always insightful Jeff Jarvis has written, that "everybody is a network." "The conversation is king" et cetera. A corollary would be that distribution is cheaper...
