Entertainment attorney B J Wade talks about how hard it is to fight Payola and how music artists are afraid to fight the media companies on this issue.
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- The 411 Show
- The 411 Show started as a Public Access Television show in June 2004. The show features youth, in a talk show format, discussing issues that affect our world today. We also feature young talent in a variety of performances and showcase video shorts. There are rotating hosts and guests. The show is produced by 411 Productions, a non-profit organization dedicated to educating youth and the public on Media issues and teaches media production, so youth can have a voice in the media they watch. The 411 Show currently airs on San Antonio Public Access TV Digital Channel 20 (Time Warner) and Channel 19 on Grande Cable, Thursdays 8:30 pm and 12:30 pm on Saturdays in San Antonio Texas, USA. The Show also has an international viewing audience via sites such as YouTube and Blip.TV.
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- Midnight Train to Georgia, Nicole 13
- San Antonio Election 2007 Candidates Forum Part 3
- San Antonio Election 2007 Candidates Forum Part 2
- San Antonio Election 2007 Candidates Forum Part 1
- Bill Moyers, Write Your Own Story!
- Bill Moyers, The Media Propaganda Machine
- Bill Moyers, The Media and Democracy
- Bill Moyers, The Big Media Threat
- Bill Moyers, The Media Reform Movement
- Bus Ride Serenade
- Are You Happy Now, Cassandra 16
- Payola is Part of the Bigger Problem
- Why it is Hard to Fight Payola
- How Payola Affects our Youth and Culture
- Payola Takes a Hit
- The Power of Public Access Video
- Piece of My Heart - Brittany 14
- Allison 12 years old-Independence Day
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