it's my boobs in a box! video coming soon On 12/19/06, Jarod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Somewhere in D.C. a little dog is crying - realizing he is nothing but > another tool that the government is using for their own agenda. We > ruined the little guys '06 Christmas. To think that some of us thought > he was just cute. > > Hope you're all proud ;o) > > Jarod > (Don't Drink and Post, nothing good ever comes of it) > > > --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com <videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com>, > Aldon Hynes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Trying to step aside from the most basic reactions of whether or not > people > > support Bush, I think there are a several interesting things to look at. > > > > Politicians who are in office have an advantage of using the office to > > produce media to get their message out. Often it is in terms of those > > direct mail pieces reviewing ones accomplishments that always seem > to come > > out shortly before election season. There is a valid concern about > any and > > all politicians using the power of their offices to get their > messages out. > > It is part of what keeps incumbents in office. This is one of the > common > > arguements for public financing of campaigns. We are already publicly > > financing part of campaigns. > > > > While the aethetic of the Barney video is not appealing to me, I > suspect it > > is very appealing to many. It is useful to be aware of those > audiences that > > have different aesthetic sensibilities and thinking about how (and > if) one > > wishes to reach them. > > > > Yes, I hope that we see the use of online videos to present a more > authentic > > and less 'mediated' experience of our political leaders. As such, I > have a > > strong dislike of the video, not because of the subject, but because > of it > > promoting an idea of highly produced, highly mediated videos > > > > My two cents. > > > > Aldon > > > > >
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