Mary Whitehouse was not only a censorious zealot and a thorn in the side of the BBC but she was also a pioneer who pre-empted the Internet age and became a master of image-making, an audience heard today at The Independent Bath Literature Festival.
The Kentucky son of a former Confederate army colonel, Griffith was a master of images, a brash auteur who burst like a wizard from the nickelodeon era to give America its first blockbuster 24 years before a less abrasive version of racism in "Gone With the Wind".
This needs to be changed, and changed fast so that our kids see examples of people who achieve because they are paragons of virtue, not masters of image-making.
"Is there anybody like him?" Maurizio Cattelan, a conceptual master of startling images (such as his sculptural installation of the Pope struck down by a meteorite), asked me recently.
In June, 2015, Thrun's team began to test what the machine had learned from the master set of images by presenting it with a "validation set": some fourteen thousand images that had been diagnosed by dermatologists (although not necessarily by biopsy).
Perhaps most ignominious, these masters of brand image have been beaten at their own highly sophisticated game by retailers, the very companies that used to be at their beck and call.
Under Mr McTaggart's leadership, Forbes magazine noted acidly, Greenpeace mastered the tools of "image manipulation".A problem Greenpeace eventually faced was that it grew so big as to risk becoming unwieldy.
The master of Reagan's image had failed to take care of his own.
But the film establishes the 47-year-old as a master of the indelible image.
The illustrator James McMullan is the master of the dramatic image that captures the emotional tone of a stage work.
But he has unquestionably become a master of his own image and the most dominant political voice in Russia.
