Monthly Archives: October 2009

The Feminization of Science Fiction (and Fantasy)

Posted on October 20, 2009 by

The recent article by Pro Male/Anti-Feminist Tech on the “War on Science Fiction” at the Spearhead generated a lot of heat and discussion. Among them, are Science Fiction (and Fantasy) being feminized, and secondarily, if so are these bad things? … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | 28 Comments

The New Mass Media: Ebooks and the End of the Brandon Tartikoff Strategy

Posted on October 16, 2009 by

Today’s front page Wall Street Journal story details how Wal-Mart and Amazon are in a price battle for best-selling (printed) books. Matching the e-book price for best-sellers. Authors are divided. The best-selling authors Dean Koontz and James Paterson believe they … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, ebooks, economics, men, more, publishing, women | 16 Comments

Hollywood’s Financial Collapse

Posted on October 8, 2009 by

Hollywood’s finances are collapsing, along with other parts of “legacy media” including newspapers, magazines, television (particularly network television) in addition to the falling revenues at movie studios. Part of this financial collapse among all legacy media is the influence of … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, economics, hollywood, more, recession | 26 Comments

Roman Polanski and Hollywood: Boycott Revenge

Posted on October 2, 2009 by

Roman Polanski’s arrest in Switzerland as US authorities seek to extradite him back to California to serve his sentence on child rape charges has outraged Hollywood. Not at the rape of a thirteen year old girl. Or justice evaded and … Continue reading →

Posted in boycott, culture, degeneracy, hollywood, more, polanski | 25 Comments