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If it wasn't for the narcotizing effect its many repetitive, tedious scenes emit, watching this movie would really hurt. But Lanham argues for a distinction between mass media and the emerging digital environment: "We should not confuse this narcotizing of American society, horrible as it is, with the mixture of word, image, and sound emerging now through digital multimedia techniques (p. On the next - and last - evening ``Wonderland'' aired, it prompted a whopping 20 million viewers, sated with the narcotizing effects of ``Who Wants to Be a Millionaire'' and unwilling to wallow in unpleasant reality, to switch off ABC. |
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