The ever-evolving media supply the world with an unparalleled tool in invasive perception. Those who use these tools most effectively change the way in which we perceive all variety of media. A director who redefines movie viewing, a program that challenges primetime television, or a hard-to-believe publicity stunt by an public relations organization all provide a look into occurring industry trends in one’s everyday existence.
However, can one take any of the above at face value? Is there something more to the syntax or grammar of a given media industry? In short, the answer is ‘yes.’ Fortunately, this will be the last ‘short’ answer this blog delivers.
The Media eVolution has begun. This blog will provide thoughtful content and analysis of the endless news provided by the media industry. Thank you, in advance, for reading and commenting.
–Brian
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About The Author:
Brian McFadden is a Professor of Communication and Media Studies at Fordham University, Hofstra University, Dowling College, and SUNY Suffolk, where he teaches “Introduction to Communication and Media Studies” recitations, “Interpersonal Communication,” “Mass Media,” “Modern Foreign Film,” “Human Communication,” “Fundamentals of Speech,” “Public Speaking,” “Advanced Public Speech,” “Nonverbal Communication” and “Introduction to Film.”
Previous to his current positions, Brian covered various New York sports franchises (Islanders, Knicks, Mets, and Yankees) for then-XM Satellite Radio and WFUV-FM. In 2007, Brian was recognized by the New York State Broadcasters Association, Inc. for Best Coverage of a Local Sporting Event as a member of WFUV’s NFL Draft team. In 2008, the Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence recognized Brian’s role in Radio Sports Reporting for his part in WFUV’s coverage of the NFL Draft.
In his free time, Brian tries to catch up with an overloaded DVR, manage his countless fantasy sport franchises, and walk his two Golden Retrievers, Bernie and Ziggy.
