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"Shadows of Liberty": New Film Explores How Corporate Control of Media Erodes Press Freedoms

"Shadows of Liberty": New Film Explores How Corporate Control of Media Erodes Press Freedoms [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aOv1OIwgaA#.UV8Nv4KeTZ4] DemocracyNow.org Jean-Philippe Tremblay, A London-based filmmaker originally from Quebec. He directed the film "Shadows of Liberty," which had its U.S. premiere last night here at the National Conference for Media Reform in Denver. His past films include "Journey" and "Rock More

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“Shadows of Liberty”: New Film Explores How Corporate Control of Media Erodes Press Freedoms

"Shadows of Liberty": New Film Explores How Corporate Control of Media Erodes Press Freedoms [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aOv1OIwgaA#.UV8Nv4KeTZ4] DemocracyNow.org Jean-Philippe Tremblay, A London-based filmmaker originally from Quebec. He directed the film "Shadows of Liberty," which had its U.S. premiere last night here at the National Conference for Media Reform in Denver. His past films include "Journey" and "Rock More

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The Hottest Trend out of Hollywood: “War Sells!”

The Hottest Trend out of Hollywood: “War Sells!” In this day and age, “selling war” on the big screen has become a vastly lucrative enterprise, and business is booming By Global Research Global Research  February 28, 2013  GlobalResearch.ca This past week, television broadcasters worldwide have been particularly enthusiastic in celebrating a glorified image of war and More

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Video> Young Turks> Hollywood Violence, The Pentagon, & Marlon Brando Oscar Rejection

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NU9NmghlEc&w=560&h=315] Uploaded by townsquare on Feb 23, 2012 Mimi Kennedy (actress, Midnight In Paris) makes a point about how Hollywood exports violence abroad, and Jordan Zakarin (writer/editor, The Huffington Post) shares his thoughts on the cozy relationship between the film industry and the Pentagon. The final point is on what may be the most controversial moment in More

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