Las Vegas: Media and Myth
Autor Lawrence J. Mullenen Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 aug 2007
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780739120750
ISBN-10: 0739120751
Pagini: 165
Dimensiuni: 154 x 234 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.28 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Lexington Books
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0739120751
Pagini: 165
Dimensiuni: 154 x 234 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.28 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Lexington Books
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Chapter 1 Foreword
Chapter 2 Introduction
Chapter 3 Part I: Newspapers
Chapter 4 Part II: Radio
Chapter 5 Part III: Television
Chapter 6 Part IV: Politics
Chapter 7 Part V: Communicators, Comedians, Critics
Chapter 8 Appendix: Vegas Sound Bites
Chapter 2 Introduction
Chapter 3 Part I: Newspapers
Chapter 4 Part II: Radio
Chapter 5 Part III: Television
Chapter 6 Part IV: Politics
Chapter 7 Part V: Communicators, Comedians, Critics
Chapter 8 Appendix: Vegas Sound Bites
Recenzii
A rich collection of mostly uniterrupted oral history accounts, each of them presented in first person....Mullen's book should be welcomed by not only Las Vegas locals with a firsthand connection to the local media and political scene, but by anyone fascinated by the relationship between media and culture.
Mullen's interviews, as a whole, provide a surprising cohesive image of the 'true' Las Vegas.
As someone once fully embedded in the mass media scene of Las Vegas (but surely couldn't afford the nervous energy now), I was fascinated by Lawrence Mullen's rich account of the hidden history of America's most controversial city. Mullen explodes the ingrained myths and tells where the proverbial media-related 'bodies are buried,' then exhumes and drags the tired cadavers center stage; out into the bright, neon lights, exploring some unseemly, even shadowy behavior along the way. In a place famous for imploding structures to make room for grander ones, Mullen provides an antidote to outdated media images, demystifying legends. He also focuses on a now flourishing mass media environment-one experiencing exponential growth-along with his amazing city.
Mullen's interviews, as a whole, provide a surprising cohesive image of the 'true' Las Vegas.
As someone once fully embedded in the mass media scene of Las Vegas (but surely couldn't afford the nervous energy now), I was fascinated by Lawrence Mullen's rich account of the hidden history of America's most controversial city. Mullen explodes the ingrained myths and tells where the proverbial media-related 'bodies are buried,' then exhumes and drags the tired cadavers center stage; out into the bright, neon lights, exploring some unseemly, even shadowy behavior along the way. In a place famous for imploding structures to make room for grander ones, Mullen provides an antidote to outdated media images, demystifying legends. He also focuses on a now flourishing mass media environment-one experiencing exponential growth-along with his amazing city.
Notă biografică
Paul W. Papa is a two-time finalist for the prestigious International Book Awards and a three-time finalist for the Best Book Awards, both from American Book Fest, as well as a finalist for the Indies Today Award. He is a full-time writer and ghostwriter of both fiction and nonfiction who has lived in Las Vegas for more than thirty years. It was there that he developed a fascination with the area and all its wonders while working for nearly fifteen years at several Las Vegas casinos. Something which inspired his book, Maximum Rossi. In his role as a security officer, Paul was the person who actually shut and locked the doors of the Sands Hotel and Casino for the final time. He eventually became a hotel investigator for a major Strip casino, during which time he developed a love for writing stories about uncommon events. When not at his keyboard, Paul can be found watching a classic crime noir film, investigating some old building, or sitting in a local diner eating a club sandwich and hunting down his next story.