Surely it’s the beginning of my end!  Earlier this month I attended two funerals and a panel discussion sponsored by youth at Ohio University, and signed up for info via Drake Chamberlin, and quit my technical jockeying on my nascent transgender novel.  And I’m so envious of Ned Hanson for talking about taking a month away from his widespread blog.  And I still don’t have the hang of reblogging if authors don’t offer the option…

Anyhow, what I have thanks to Drake Chamberlin is a video packed full of data about what corporations own, including media.  It’s a priceless fact library and I’d like someone else to pick up and run with it, but it would be a waste for me to do it, since my likes probably average 4. (Make that 3).

I thought about just sending the video to a couple of sites I follow, but have already run out of energy.  I had thought of Ned Hanson, Keith Wilson, Bob Shepherd Praxis and Jill Dennison, but that would be so weird I just squeezed out this post.

Drake Chamberlin has his own blog, and he says of the video:

“The video linked below is from a Dutch group, Women for Freedom, and shows the corporate monopoly that holds all major infrastructure, which includes the media. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2t4u_tEefM   They inspired me to do my own research. It is easy and entertaining.”

Drake Chamberlin

Media & Communication Action Project

https://m-cap.org/