... Alternating Line). Phase Alternating Line, is a color encoding system for analogue television used in broadcast television systems in most countries. This means that music videos, such as 'Clarity' and 'Speed of sound' must be produced to at least this standard to be able to broadcast on television ... for distribution over the internet. For example video sharing websites, (including YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, etc.) require videos to be uploaded in different file formats (AVI, MPEG4, MKV, MP4, MOV). Both the music videos of 'Speed of sound' and 'Clarity' must meet these...

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... ,000 simulated murders and 200,000 acts of violence. (Children's Defense, 1) - Teenagers spend between 4-5 hours a day listening to music and watching music videos, and they name listening to music as their preferred non-school activity. (Children's Defense, 1) - Music Videos average 1 or more violent scenes a minute. That is more than cinema and TV. (Children's Defense, 1) - 30% of teens know their lyrics ... would be do to the style of music they were playing. Some Recommendations for the Music industry from the AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics). (Social Impact of Music Violence, 4)...

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... , citizens who are wealthy and affluent, decide on what is newsworthy, news is automatically biased in portraying what is viewed as important in society. Videos shown are also prejudiced in that they do not always show the whole scene--they are taken at the disgression of the cameraman. Although the function ... coveted role of Eminem's muse, inspired by his ex-wife Kim. For Marshall Mathers who until then had only been before the camera for brief music videos acting in a feature film was a completely new experience (Nashawaty, Nash: pg.72). "He had absolutely no idea about the process wh...

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... ) MTV was another battle that the record industry had to wage. Producers were forced to pay for music videos in order to keep their bands popular and had to pay MTV in order for the videos to be played. On the other hand, videos did increase viewer's awareness of new music and ultimately helped to generate more profit for the labels. Now MTV ... ...

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... her dream-like career. Madonna used her image as a sexual signifier and projected them as of school-girl, virgin, slut, whore, sire and sex-goddess through media and her music videos. She will do anything, say anything, wear anything, mock anything, and degrade anything to draw public's attention and make money. She was the quintessential postmodern icon during 80's. The girls ... America at the same time in 2001, their respective shows were worlds apart. Janet, who was touring in support of her album All For You, might as well have played videos of her past tours on the video screens, ...

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... radio. The hip-hop music industry is being hit hard with censorship on the songs and video's that are being produced. Parental advisory stickers and censorship on the songs and videos for these songs are ruining the image and the music of the hip-hop culture. A rating system should be placed on the albums and songs, but they should not be ... content or change the video content ruins the integrity of the artist. The integrity of the artist is in the songs, his or her image, and the content of the videos. In the hip hop industry these qualities are not accepted, but instead criticized. N...

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... words, every kid wanted to be a popular superhero. The one who looked and acted more like him was the coolest and most popular kid around. Listening and watching gangsta" music videos can manipulate youth's ideals and lead them to do as much violence as they hear in the music. They can follow dignified leaders as well as undignified ones depending on ... likely to become charitable and honest. If we teach them goodness, they will give us goodness in return. If they constantly hear violence in music, and see it in music videos, they will believe that it is the norm and will think that it...

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... the creation of this extraordinary monument. Today we can see the impact of this great structures throughout or daily lives. We can see the usage of pyramids in literature, movies, videos, plays and several other forms of aesthetic expression. Every time you reach into your pocket and pull out a one-dollar bill the impact of the pyramid is there. To some ... followers try to keep their forbidden secret to themselves, they look to his works as a religious aspect in their lives. The term Sadism was coined from him. From the music videos that our children worship to movies such as Pulp Fic...

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... the creation of this extraordinary monument. Today we can see the impact of this great structures throughout or daily lives. We can see the usage of pyramids in literature, movies, videos, plays and several other forms of aesthetic expression. Every time you reach into your pocket and pull out a one-dollar bill the impact of the pyramid is there. To some ... followers try to keep their forbidden secret to themselves, they look to his works as a religious aspect in their lives. The term Sadism was coined from him. From the music videos that our children worship to movies such as Pulp Fic...

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... music. However, these "breaks" were completely separate from the plot, and related to the overall lyric and feel of the particular song. These clips are some of the first music videos. They were the highlight of the movie. It was the Beatles alternative to touring. It got there face out in the public eye, without the hassle of touring. The actual ... , and Ringo was the silly one. However as they outgrew such titles, they began to use other mediums for artistic expression. They released four movies, in which the first music videos were born. And brought attention to the album cover, as a...

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... . Teens spend more money on music than any other age group and they are the number one contributors to the growing popularity of MTV and MTV2 (Music Television that shows videos of the current popular music). Because of the intense involvement that teens have with music, it becomes an easy scapegoat for the rising numbers of teen violence, rape and suicide ... ...

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... , they resurrected their politically based nationalism. This was done in three songs: "Can't Truss It", "By the Time I Get to Arizona", and "Shut 'Em Down." The imagery portrayed in the videos of these songs is exceptional. Present day conditions of African-Americans are juxtaposed against the era of the Holocaust of Enslavement: slave auctions compared to employment lines, plantations compared to ... ...

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... of the users who downloaded Metallica songs (Blazek 3). Once people started to notice how much trouble Napster was in, new ideas started and Kazaa was made. With Kazaa downloading songs, videos, pictures and computer programs is made possible and it is still free. The programs current run is a lot longer than Napsters, but once the music industry is done with Napster ... ...

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... like Ableton's Live!, electronic bands and performers like Plaid, Akufen and Kid 606 assaulted dance floors worldwide, almost always to high praise. The best have already realised they need accompanying videos or a singer, since watching pale white guys point and click does not make a show" a) what is now Laptop-performances of live electronic music have become fashionable. They are happening throughout ... ...

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... reviewed fifteen different studies about musical instruction and its spatial improvement. However, only 6 of the 15 studies were published, and 2 of these 5 were the Rauscher studies discussed previously (Rauscher et al., 1997; Rauscher & Zupan, 2000). Moreover, 1 of the remaining 4 studies was not directly relevant because it used music and spatial training to enhance math skills (Graziano, Peterson, & Shaw, 1999). Of the ... ...

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... and blacks alike. Most African Americans, though recognized the gospel religious background of the music, while whites saw it as strictly secular and sexual. In his article on Aretha Franklin, Al Young argues "Soul church music, its harmonies, rhythms, and urgent fervency of the black sanctified sound recharged pop music so powerfully during the 1960's that [in the 1970's] Rhythm and ... ...

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... acts had top-10 hits "Whitesnake, Poison, Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Europe, Cinderella, and Ozzy Osbourne and Randy Rhoads. Paul Simon won best video for "You Can Call Me Al" and best male performance for "Boy in a Bubble" at the Music Video Awards ceremony on May 15 at the International Music and Media Conference in Montreux, Switzerland. Peter Gabriel's "Sledgehammer ... ...

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