What we said: "A man who seemed to be running dry discovered he had much more to say musically and, moreover, that he was now broadcasting it from uncharted territory for rock music," wrote Alexis Petridis, in his lead review for the Guardian.
A man who seemed to be running dry discovered he had much more to say musically and, moreover, that he was now broadcasting it from uncharted territory for rock music.
Using the camera on her laptop, sometimes in her bedroom, she and a friend were recording mundane teenage banter and broadcasting it on YouTube for the whole world to see.
A spokesman for Al Jazeera, Jihad Ballout, was quoted by The Associated Press as saying that the satellite network had received the tape showing the killing but decided against broadcasting it out of sensitivity for its viewers.
Something of consequence, usually violent, happened somewhere, and the corrido is the medium for broadcasting it.
"TVE believes that the potential audience that might be attracted to this lineup is, in itself, a sufficient reason for broadcasting it," a spokesman said.
How this intelligent, straightforward film ended up on the network of "Megan Wants a Millionaire" and "Daisy of Love" is a mystery, but we should just be grateful to VH1 for broadcasting it.
"But wouldn't it be better to be like Gordon; to talk to the manager, rather than covertly broadcasting it?" I had his interest for the first time.
This might be a controversial view but I think this helps prove a simple argument: rather than the internet being bad for broadcasting, it is actually a benefit.
