Friday, June 1, 2012

Media Conglomerate Ownership and Proprietorship and Why It's Not Really Invisible...

That's right. You Heard me. Often when studios release albums or TV shows or movies, they seem to only want the fans and viewers/listeners/ and readers to think about the final product "not the media conglomerate that owns it, because that elements's not important to us". Well, sorry, but YOU'RE blind, world's biggest media companies, if you think which company and media conglomerate you are doesn't factor into your sales figures. Because it does. 

If I'm watching Adult Swim, pretty much every night I watch it or every day I watch Time Warner owned channels, I think to myself, "Huh. So this is how Time Warner rolls eh?"

And when I watch Nickelodeon or VH1 or MTV, or a Paramount Pictures movie, I think "So. THIS is how Viacom throws a party?"

This law applies to rudeness in a product. If you're media product is rude to its audience /  viewer, that impression you're sending out reverberates all the way to the senior management.

Time Warner, Disney, Viacom, News Corporation, Sony, General Electric.

I got my eye on ALL of you. For I am the internet. Don't think I don't know what the people at the very top of the hierarchy are up to, just because you force feed the masses the bottom. NOT the way it works.

That is how politics work.

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