We Want Media

I have to hand it to Vice TV. While we agree that most print media have a hard time making the dive into digital, Vice Magazine kind of nails it.

Lily Allen, the U.K. pop sensation who rose to fame using the almighty power of MySpace, is also using her MySpace blog to break news regarding her personal life and tour news.

My invitation to Joost has arrived.

If you remember my previous post, I had signed up to be a beta for this new internet television program.

Are you a fan of Avril Lavigne? Did you know she now comes in different languages? In attempts to reach a wider audience, Avril Lavigne’s new single “Girlfriend” will be available with choruses in eight languages.

Apple TV has launched and is ready to become the future of television.

This little device, described in this article as “an iPod for your TV,” does what Apple does best.

According to the New York Times, we are not as adept at multi-tasking as we may think.

A new Dolce & Gabbana ad is causing controversy in Spain. The Spanish government found that the ad, from the designers' spring/summer men’s campaign which features four foxy men, one pinning down a foxy lady, promoted violence against women.

A recent wave of commercials involving the theme of suicide is having a backlash from the public.

According to the BBC, you may be at risk for a serious addiction. No, seriously, you potentially could be a gadget addict.

As YouTube continues with its various legal battles, we’ve all been wondering what new system will legally replace it. Well, Joost might be this device.

The BBC News’ profile of Perez Hilton offered some rather scathing commentary on his blog. While the piece mostly functioned as a basic profile of Perez, I couldn’t help but notice Briggs’ description of his commentary.

Legendary music producer Phil Spector’s U.S. murder trial will now be televised, as reported by the BBC.

Perna’s outraged critique of O’Keefe’s drawing goes so far as to deem the whole paper racist.