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Rolling Stone observed Jackson's "Rhythm Nation" video to "set the template for hundreds of videos to come in the Nineties and aughts".

Jennifer Love Hewitt commented, "after I saw Janet Jackson's "Rhythm Nation" video, I went and cut it off and got a perm and had like three-inch bangs sticking out from my forehead".

The state — ranked second in the nation in video game employment, with roughly 5,000 residents working in the industry — is not content to hold steady.

Her backing dancers, in their belted all-black outfits, recalled those from Janet Jackson's militaristic Rhythm Nation music video in 1989.

[C7.] A NATION OF VIDEO WATCHERS A new report from Nielsen, the audience measurement company, finds that Americans are hardly cutting back on time spent in front of a video screen.

Webmaster PC/MacIntosh £19.99 Ijsfontein/Tivola The American journalist JC Herz cheekily claimed in her book Joystick Nation that video games were the perfect education for a generation likely to spend much of its adult life interacting in virtual spaces on the net.

That dance was itself popularized by Janet Jackson in her "Rhythm Nation" music video.

Hilson then portrays Janet Jackson from the military-inspired "Rhythm Nation" music video.

The sense that this edition of the Venice film festival has marked a sea-change in the way films are funded and distributed was confirmed in the spread of these awards: both Anomalisa and Free in Deed started out as crowdfunded projects (Kickstarter and Indiegogo respectively) while Beasts of No Nation represents video-on-demand giant Netflix's first attempt at theatrical release.

At Game Time Nation, a video-game lounge in the East Village of Manhattan, Mr. Santiago and his son were engrossed in "The Sims" -- attending to virtual life tasks -- while all around were the roars and whooshes of car chases and interstellar shootouts.

Video Nation uses new technology, not aggressively, but imaginatively and benignly.