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For anyone in love with you,
it's always the invisible days.
21 April 2011 @ 12:43 am
hope you had a wonderful one :')
Current Mood: lost my glasses orz
02 March 2011 @ 03:11 am
Friends cut. Here is a protected entry, which more or less tells you whether or not I'm reading your journal. I've only cut people for the following reasons: if you have a dead/barely living journal, if we didn't really connect, if we don't have common interests anymore.
Likewise, if you feel creeped out/annoyed/etc. by me reading your journal, this is an opportunity to cut me as well, no hard feelings.
Likewise, if you feel creeped out/annoyed/etc. by me reading your journal, this is an opportunity to cut me as well, no hard feelings.
Current Mood: tired
03 January 2011 @ 06:38 pm
Hope you had a wonderful day, and I wish you all the best for 2011. :-*
Current Mood: cold
14 December 2010 @ 02:31 am
Current Mood: zombified
11 November 2010 @ 01:59 am
28 October 2010 @ 02:05 am
I do apologize for being late :C stupid paper... I hope you had a wonderful birthday and that you feel very loved... every day. :)
Current Mood: tired
08 August 2010 @ 12:23 am
( and to celebrate, pic spam! aka i'm a jay stan in case you already didn't know...Collapse )
Current Mood: doing good
02 August 2010 @ 08:14 pm
With 
remap's help, I have finally found the article I was looking for! Lately people have been seeing a trend of less diversity in mass media, and it immediately reminded me of this particular article that discusses how mainstream media is becoming more tasteless mainstream. While the article doesn't touch upon race or stereotypes in the media, I think it provides some insight about the economic forces at play and support for the idea that corporate still thinks that mainstream America = white America.
Unless you have a subscription to The Economist or to an online database like Proquest, I'm afraid I can't directly link you to the article. So I've posted the entire article here.
( Ever-increasing choice was supposed to mean the end of the blockbuster. It has had the opposite effect.Collapse )
As I was re-reading this, it occurred to me how TL;DR this entire thing is. :| I'm not sure if too many people would be interested in reading this... but if you do, major props to you. And I'd love to hear whether you think the ideas in this article suggest more/less/same diversity in the media.
THE ECONOMIST
PROQUEST
remap's help, I have finally found the article I was looking for! Lately people have been seeing a trend of less diversity in mass media, and it immediately reminded me of this particular article that discusses how mainstream media is becoming more Unless you have a subscription to The Economist or to an online database like Proquest, I'm afraid I can't directly link you to the article. So I've posted the entire article here.
( Ever-increasing choice was supposed to mean the end of the blockbuster. It has had the opposite effect.Collapse )
As I was re-reading this, it occurred to me how TL;DR this entire thing is. :| I'm not sure if too many people would be interested in reading this... but if you do, major props to you. And I'd love to hear whether you think the ideas in this article suggest more/less/same diversity in the media.
THE ECONOMIST
PROQUEST
Current Mood: full
27 July 2010 @ 10:08 pm
catherine ! ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥You are the Sasuke to my Sakura,
The Elraine to my Kiri,
The
The Winnie to my Pooh.
I wish you the very best birthday ever. :')
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