On the other hand, consider which types of content make the most money, and how long it will take for the Phoenix to lose its voice in a sea of advertisements disguised as fashion reporting and lifestyle features. Continue reading
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MEDIA FARM: SEX AND DEATH AND TAXES
Downey’s palpable loathing for the meatsacks squandering their precious little lives reads like a sociopath’s diary. One can imagine the audible aneurysm when one of his grandkids tried to explain Angry Birds. Meanwhile, LOLCATZ + SPORTZ PHOTOS!!!1 Continue reading
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WHEN BAD PR EQUALS GOOD JOURNALISM
We all know that Mitt Romney can never, ever be elected the President, but somehow none of his friends, advisors, family and acquaintances have the guts to tell him that. Especially his advisors, whom he should promptly fire. Continue reading
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MEDIAFARM: OCCUPALARITY
I saw that naked girl on the cover of Stuff Magazine and i was like DAYUMMMM … how glamorous the naked body is, even without high-fashion trappings. THANK YOU Stuff Magazine. I’m selling everything I own and heading down with a big ol’ bag o money to Occupy Boston 
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THE END OF THE WORLD
The rumors are true. Sort of. Boston Herald Media Biz correspondant Jessica Heslam reported last week that Stephen Mindich, head of the Phoenix Media/Communications Group, had sold WPHX (92.1 FM) in Sanford, ME to Andrew Hartmann, owner of WXEX-AM in New Hampshire. Since 1999, WPHX has simulcast WFNX (101.7 FM), the home to “Alternative Music” (aka Green Day and Foo Fighters) in the Boston media market. Continue reading
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SPURGE-WORTHY
A common misconception of the media is that it is out of touch with the average man. But at Media Farm, we like to point out that very precise misconception is oftentimes reported by the media itself and, therefore, is not a misconception at all. Continue reading
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