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This book is for nervous parents, neo-Luddites, kids, journalists, rappers, intellectuals, digital wanna-bes, Webheads, MTV users and banners, Beavis & Butt-head fans, survivors of the 1996 presidential election and buyers of William Bennett's moral fables. Here's some of what it's about:. Public discussions of culture and new media are hysterical, confusing and irrational. We have to start over. We blame our ascending, technologically distributed culture - music, TV. Shows, movies, computers - for crime, civic apathy and other social woes, while their complex causes and expensive solutions…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1997Random House · 212 pages · 9780679449133
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