Administrative Contact:
Gioconda, Joseph Joseph.Gioconda@RogueFinder.com
RogueFinder LLC
42-40 Bell Boulevard
Suite 607
Bayside, New York 11361
United States
+1.7184233610
Nicely done!
And thanks for lending a hand on my little "occupy the creative america facebook page" I just realized you are one of the few that speaks up with some facts. I can't seem to get any out of the industry folks.
"unfortunately compromised by how this particular individual - based on Ars Technica's discussion about this case - is somewhat shady and not very sound of mind"
Not being snarky here but is that point relevant?
I am 44, still single and would rather strap a snowboard to my feet and throw myself off cliff in late jan. rather than grow up and give the folks some grandkids. Does that make me any less informed or not a journalist on various matters I would chose to report on?
"For example, I've noted plenty of times that I am not a "journalist." However, at times, I most certainly engage in journalism."
That poses a really interesting question Mike. You post more than most folks, it's reporting on stuff(to take the simple route), is it therefore not journalism?
Do the waters get muddied because you have bigger fish to fry, as a general rule, in the office?
Is the video of passive college students getting maced while sitting down not journalism?
Is there some law(s) that escape me here? One of my long time e-commerce clients, by happenstance, caught me hazing the sock puppets on creative america's failed attempt at a fan page and just gave me politicalsensibilty.net to play with. More on that later, maybe... sorta busy.
Having said that, what would inherently make or not make me a journalist when, at least relevant to said domain, I am reporting news as unbiasedly as humanly possible? I dig stuff up, ask questions and so on.
Must I incorporate the notion? I frankly have no idea but I will likely ramp that stuff up so I can continue to bitch about things. I grow most weary of creative america. Largely because there is nothing creative about them lol...
"Arts+Labs partners include entertainment companies, software providers, telecommunications providers, artists and creators committed to delivering innovative and creative digital products to consumers."
Heh, really? I have yet to see much if anything innovative from the entertainment industry.
#24 Where do you think the inordinate of amount of cash from MPAA related lobbyists is going? I don't know if they physically penned it or not but they damn sure bought off someone to write it for them otherwise.
MPAA Reveals $400000 Spend on Q1
MPAA spent $470K in 2Q
MPAA spent $420000 lobbying government in 3Q
They are not having a taco party bro. They are greasing palms to pass shit legislation that serves only a handful of rubes in suits(thats my term for the day FYI)
Wow did we just get spammed lol.... I just got this in an email...
There's been a conspicuous absence of cable news coverage of the pending Internet censorship bills. (Likely a function of the media conglomerates' general support for the legislation.)
Tonight Keith Olbermann's going to break the silence by hosting Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) to talk about his expected filibuster of the the PROTECT IP Act.
He's expected to be on at about 8:45 Eastern Time, on Current TV. Show starts on the hour and re-run a few times as well. Loads of streams floating around for Current TV if you provider hates al gore or the environment lol..
Nigel
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"perhaps it should just be limited to cases or individuals who actually are acting as sources (i.e., providing news) in the comments"
Ehh, I agree with most things on this site but who gets appointed to suss that bit out?
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"Trickle down ethics"
Heh, well played sir!
N.
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Interesting... but not at all surprising....
Administrative Contact:
Gioconda, Joseph Joseph.Gioconda@RogueFinder.com
RogueFinder LLC
42-40 Bell Boulevard
Suite 607
Bayside, New York 11361
United States
+1.7184233610
Which apparently is these folks.
http://www.giocondalaw.com/
N.
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Well done and congrats Mike.
N.
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For all intents and purposes the only people in support of this are.... the copyright regimes and the asshole trying to ram it through congress.
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I say hard 301 it to a congressional site. That said, shut er' down for a bit.
N.
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"Sosayeth the salad tosser."
Really dude? is that all you got?
when your balls actually drop you can talk with adults.
nigel
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"No, ootb is his own special of ranting goodness... You can't confuse them."
Indeed, I think this thread is destined for greatness lol..
N.
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@darryl
/Insert sound of crickets chirping here./ You're entire word salad of a diatribe is a non sequitur.
That is all.
Nigel
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Nicely done!
And thanks for lending a hand on my little "occupy the creative america facebook page" I just realized you are one of the few that speaks up with some facts. I can't seem to get any out of the industry folks.
Nigel
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I am going to have to stand crazy corrected here. Crazy ramblings not journalism lol..
N.
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"unfortunately compromised by how this particular individual - based on Ars Technica's discussion about this case - is somewhat shady and not very sound of mind"
Not being snarky here but is that point relevant?
I am 44, still single and would rather strap a snowboard to my feet and throw myself off cliff in late jan. rather than grow up and give the folks some grandkids. Does that make me any less informed or not a journalist on various matters I would chose to report on?
N.
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"For example, I've noted plenty of times that I am not a "journalist." However, at times, I most certainly engage in journalism."
That poses a really interesting question Mike. You post more than most folks, it's reporting on stuff(to take the simple route), is it therefore not journalism?
Do the waters get muddied because you have bigger fish to fry, as a general rule, in the office?
Is the video of passive college students getting maced while sitting down not journalism?
Is there some law(s) that escape me here? One of my long time e-commerce clients, by happenstance, caught me hazing the sock puppets on creative america's failed attempt at a fan page and just gave me politicalsensibilty.net to play with. More on that later, maybe... sorta busy.
Having said that, what would inherently make or not make me a journalist when, at least relevant to said domain, I am reporting news as unbiasedly as humanly possible? I dig stuff up, ask questions and so on.
Must I incorporate the notion? I frankly have no idea but I will likely ramp that stuff up so I can continue to bitch about things. I grow most weary of creative america. Largely because there is nothing creative about them lol...
thanks,
Nigel
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Well done sir! That largely sums up my sentiments for the week.
Nigel
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"Arts+Labs partners include entertainment companies, software providers, telecommunications providers, artists and creators committed to delivering innovative and creative digital products to consumers."
Heh, really? I have yet to see much if anything innovative from the entertainment industry.
Nigel
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#24 Where do you think the inordinate of amount of cash from MPAA related lobbyists is going? I don't know if they physically penned it or not but they damn sure bought off someone to write it for them otherwise.
MPAA Reveals $400000 Spend on Q1
MPAA spent $470K in 2Q
MPAA spent $420000 lobbying government in 3Q
They are not having a taco party bro. They are greasing palms to pass shit legislation that serves only a handful of rubes in suits(thats my term for the day FYI)
Nigel
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"I think he was a singer like back in the '50s or 60's or something."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karsh_Kale Heh, not too far off there my anonymous friend.
Nigel
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http://www.cartoonbrew.com/business/the-obscene-pay-of-viacom-execs.html
Yep, fire these folks and you offset your losses to piracy.
N.
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Wow did we just get spammed lol.... I just got this in an email...
There's been a conspicuous absence of cable news coverage of the pending Internet censorship bills. (Likely a function of the media conglomerates' general support for the legislation.)
Tonight Keith Olbermann's going to break the silence by hosting Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) to talk about his expected filibuster of the the PROTECT IP Act.
He's expected to be on at about 8:45 Eastern Time, on Current TV. Show starts on the hour and re-run a few times as well. Loads of streams floating around for Current TV if you provider hates al gore or the environment lol..
Nigel
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Big Media bought politicians, now we're all doomed
that is correct dude above me. I gather you don't mind hollywood camped out on your proverbial lawn.
And nice word salad BTW. Are you done making us look obviously in the right yet?
Nigel