Michael Perelman wrote:
Just imagine if a power, much, much mightier than the US were to flood us with media that undermined the society. Pumping out TV, Radio, Newspapers, and subsidizing and arming violent opponents of the government.
Michael, I'm completely opposed to the arming of violent counterrevolutionaries, but I don't buy the argument that U.S. pop culture is popular around the world solely because of market power. People really like the stuff, though they use it in their own ways. I can't explain it, but it's really more complicated than this.
I'll be even violent opponents of oppressive governments like US pop culture sometimes.
Doug
- Re: Re: Michael's Question, (continued)
- Re: Re: Michael's Question, Carrol Cox Tue 04 Sep 2001, 00:43 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: Michael's Question, Jim Devine Tue 04 Sep 2001, 03:20 GMT
- Re: Michael's Question, Andrew Hagen Tue 04 Sep 2001, 01:00 GMT
- Re: Re: Michael's Question, Michael Perelman Tue 04 Sep 2001, 01:47 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: Michael's Question, Doug Henwood Tue 04 Sep 2001, 01:54 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: Michael's Question, Doug Henwood Tue 04 Sep 2001, 01:55 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: Re: Michael's Question, Carrol Cox Tue 04 Sep 2001, 02:27 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Michael's Question, Doug Henwood Tue 04 Sep 2001, 13:54 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: Re: Michael's Question, Michael Perelman Tue 04 Sep 2001, 02:59 GMT