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MTV's early years

 
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Jason Gross



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PostPosted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 7:47 am    Post subject: MTV's early years Reply with quote

Greetings,

In the latest issue of Perfect Sound Forever online music magazine
, you'll find (among other
things):

MTV
Their early innocent years
"Few people realize it now, but when MTV started, it presented content
that was pretty much family-friendly. Yet within two years, the
channel began to realize outrageousness was what really grabbed the
attention of the public, and that changed not only the musical
landscape, but the cultural one too. MTV's "age of innocence" is not
something the channel likes to publicize, as evidenced by the fact
that it totally ignored its 25th anniversary this past August 1."


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Tim Howard



Joined: 04 Aug 2007
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 5:02 am    Post subject: Re: MTV's early years Reply with quote

Jason Gross wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> In the latest issue of Perfect Sound Forever online music magazine
> , you'll find (among other
> things):
>
> MTV
> Their early innocent years
> "Few people realize it now, but when MTV started, it presented content
> that was pretty much family-friendly. Yet within two years, the
> channel began to realize outrageousness was what really grabbed the
> attention of the public, and that changed not only the musical
> landscape, but the cultural one too. MTV's "age of innocence" is not
> something the channel likes to publicize, as evidenced by the fact
> that it totally ignored its 25th anniversary this past August 1."
>
One reason they don't like to publicize those early years is because
they were run by racists that would only air music videos by white
people. Their "family-friendly" programming was aimed at middle
American, suburban whites which meant no black or hispanic music.

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