by Cliff Vaughn | Jun 21, 2004 | News
As Michael Moore’s controversial film “Fahrenheit 9/11” nears its June 25 nationwide release, opposing political groups are treating it as a litmus test of patriotism. The 110-minute film, which examines the alleged agenda of the Bush administration...
by Cliff Vaughn | Jun 10, 2004 | News
A non-profit organization dedicated to keeping digital media in the public interest has asked the Federal Trade Commission to investigate interactive advertising practices. The Washington, D.C.-based Center for Digital Democracy sent a letter June 8 to Timothy J....
by Cliff Vaughn | Jun 4, 2004 | News
As a resolution comes before the Southern Baptist Convention mid-June calling for parents to pull children from public schools, the topic of Christian education slips again into public dialogues. Religion in school, however, is getting more than just a Southern...
by Cliff Vaughn | Jun 3, 2004 | Opinion
A trade group for cinema advertisers is drawing criticism for the types of ads it says are suitable to run before movies. The Cinema Advertising Council, which helps standardize practices for its burgeoning business, developed “creative guidelines” to help...
by Cliff Vaughn | Jun 2, 2004 | Opinion
Cinema, at its best, helps us see the world anew. The commonplace becomes compelling, the ordinary becomes extraordinary. Few films accomplish this feat, but the ones that do stick with you like …. well, like a Big Mac. “Super Size Me,” a 96-minute...
