And if you've never watched Lina Khan, I'd encourage you to check out @hcrichardson.bsky.social's interview with her last week. She's refreshing, whip-smart, and everything we need more of as a party: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ydxk...

Your team would be an ideal independent launch and these posts are a who's who of people who can make that happen quickly. Happy to jump on a call or Zoom if you are interested and want help.

here (just the first section, 20 min), because it is dense and may be more understandable in my voice. Also, I love a publishing experiment.
youtu.be/VEwinLi3vD4

quite different businesses at increasingly different scales that need correspondingly different conceptualization.

A more accessible (and not so deeply nerdy) version of this thinking is in sections 4-7 of Media 2025. www.amandalotz.com/tag/media-20...

And you can watch me read the intro...

I was thinking that might be the case ;) Only 4 of the eps are available here, but solid resource. Happy to Zoom, late afternoon US works, or I could record a Zoom with you to use. Explaining 'mass media' to those who never really experienced it has been a fascinating challenge

There's a good episode in the Dark Side of the 90s doco series (on Hulu) that helps make it accessible to those who didn't live it (Hi Amanda!). Sounds like a great course

In a world where many people are using many different media technologies and services daily, and those technologies and services each offer widely ranging content, maybe we need to organize media use by WHY people use rather than what or how if we want to begin to understand that use.

It used to be that the citation data was mostly correct, now more than half of the books have publication dates off by a decade-if search surfaces books at all; and why are the chapters of my new monograph listed as separate publications? Just a few small nice things instead of plagiarism robots😔?