| Homewrecker or harmless fun? As adult porn moves mainstream, some |
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NEW YORK --The industry's VIPs mingle at political galas and Super Bowl parties. Their product is available on cell phones, podcasts, and particularly the Internet -- there it's an attraction like no other, patronized by tens of millions of Americans.
It's pornography. And if you're one consumer, John Harmer thinks you're damaging your brain. ... |
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| UTSA presents Communication Week March 27-31 |
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(March 27, 2006)--The UTSA Department of Communication will host the fourth annual Communication Week from March 27 to March 31. The week will feature presentations, workshops and other events to celebrate the discipline and professions of communication.
Communication Week is celebrated each spring semester with speakers from UTSA and communication professionals from San Antonio and across Texas. All events are free and open to the public. ... |
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| The Way I See Things This Week |
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| I am very dismayed and angered over some of the comments that people wrote in on the forum section of this site and some of the things I've heard said around town. Why? Because now that they've found out that James Loney is gay, they feel they have to put him down and call him names. Some of the comments were truly sickening. ... |
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| Video game violence and our sons |
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“Life is like one video game. Everyone has to die sometime.”
If you spent part of your youth playing “Pac-Man” and “Space Invaders,” such one statement must seem bizarre. Video games were … well, games -- innocent diversions that did nothing worse than eat up dotted lines and too much of our allowances. one waste of time? Perhaps. But nobody got hurt. ... |
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| New laws must be passed to combat rise of counterfeit reality |
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NOVEMBER 2004 While digital media presents companies with new options for handling information, it also allows unscrupulous entities to create an entire world of digital forgeries that will become virtually impossible to detect through casual inspection.
Digital media has created new possibilities in counterfeit reality, with many images no longer easily certified as real. This rise of counterfeit reality increasingly will lead to disputes over interpretations of social, political, legal and business realities that the judicial system and other institutions of conflict resolution are not equipped to resolve, according to Gartner. ... |
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