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"People don't actually read newspapers, " quipped the great student of mass media, Marshall McLuhan.
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The great futurist, Marshall McLuhan, noted this "word inflation" 30 years ago.
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What would the late media philosopher, Marshall McLuhan, say about politics?
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The Shallows updates Marshall McLuhan's thesis that "the medium is the message"--the technology we use to share our thoughts inescapably shapes how we think.
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Marshall McLuhan would remind us, what occurs in one corner of the global village will invariably affect other corners since the global village is now wired and connected.
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Already in 1962, the prophetic scholar of media Marshall McLuhan foresaw the coming of a "global village": a planet in which information spread as fast as in the farming village of yore.
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Brought to teach at SUNY Buffalo by Gerald O'Grady, a disciple of Marshall McLuhan who also recruited Frampton, Steina and Woody Vasulka, and Tony Conrad, Sharits helped to turn the school into a headquarters for experimental film.
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Inspired by the theories of Marshall McLuhan, he envisioned a series of domed theaters scattered around the world, each with its own programming but connected in a networked library of films and images that would have anticipated the World Wide Web.
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Marshall McLuhan deja vu, eh?
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After having seen that brilliant scene in the movie line in Annie Hall, one is always wary of quoting Marshall McLuhan, but we should remember that the medium is the message, the tetrad of media effects and all that other good stuff he said.
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W. Bush proves himself out of touch when admiring the price scanner at a checkout line, Brown comes off as a relic from a lost counterculture when he asks a college class if anyone has heard of Marshall McLuhan. (Brown also appears to be the candidate most preoccupied with the position of his necktie.) The movie has one tactic, one thought, one note.
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