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Gwen Stefani - Rich Girl

Length: 4:8
Rating Average: 4.76 from 14400 people
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Author: universalmusicgroup

Tags: Coleen David Girl Gwen Haynes Interscope LaChapelle Pop Rich Stefani

Right Here Waiting - Richard Marx

Length: 4:31
Rating Average: 4.90 from 10224 people
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Author: ParadoxBox

Tags: Here Marx Music Richard Right Video Waiting

This is "Right Here Waiting" by Richard Marx from his album Repeat offender

Lady Gaga "Beautiful Dirty Rich"

Length: 3:10
Rating Average: 4.60 from 1806 people
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Author: ladygagaofficial

Tags: Beautiful Dance Dirty Gaga Interscope Lady Pop Records Rich

Lady Gaga "Beautiful Dirty Rich" The album "The Fame" in stores 10.28.08

Good Charlotte - Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous

Length: 3:21
Rating Average: 4.86 from 11511 people
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Author: goodcharlotteTV

Tags: Alternative Charlotte Famous Good Lifestyles Music of Rich the Video

Buddy Rich VS Animal

Length: 2:25
Rating Average: 4.92 from 1242 people
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Author: masterwyler

Tags: Animal Buddy Rich VS

Buddy Rich VS Animal

Rich Media, Poor Democracy

Length: 5:27
Rating Average: 4.95 from 133 people
View Count: 33475' favoriteCount='310
Author: ChallengingMedia

Tags: Activism Critical Education Educational Industry Jhally Journalism Literacy Mass McChesney Media MEF Robert Sut

http://www.mediaed.org If a key indicator of the health of a democracy is the state of its journalism, the United States is in deep trouble. In Rich Media, Poor Democracy, Robert McChesney lays the blame for this state of affairs squarely at the doors of the corporate boardrooms of big media, which far from delivering on their promises of more choice and more diversity, have organized a system characterized by a lack of competition, homogenization of opinion and formulaic programming. Through numerous examples, McChesney, and media scholar, Mark Crispin Miller, demonstrate how journalism has been compromised by the corporate bosses of conglomerates such as Disney, Sony, Viacom, News Corp, and AOL Time Warner to produce a system of news that is high on sensationalism and low on information. They suggest that unless citizen activism can reclaim the commons, this new corporate system will be characterized by a rich media and an ever impoverished, poor democracy.