NPR’s one of the most popular sources of podcasts online. The public radio broadcaster’s the home … NPR doesn’t want on-air promotion of its own podcastsRead more
Diversity at cable news networks still low
Recently, an African-American host of an MSNBC show, Melissa Harris-Perry, left the network. Harris-Perry stated that … Diversity at cable news networks still lowRead more
Minorities in cartoons: “Mucha Lucha!”
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is “Mucha Lucha!,” an animated series that aired on Kids … Minorities in cartoons: “Mucha Lucha!”Read more
Reorganizing the blog’s categories (again)
A year ago, I gave the blog’s categories its first major reorganization since I started up … Reorganizing the blog’s categories (again)Read more
My social network usage (Spring 2016)
Here’s a look at, and my thoughts on, my current social media usage. Facebook Some months … My social network usage (Spring 2016)Read more
“DuckTales” reboot still coming to Disney XD in 2017
It looks like news about the previously announced “DuckTales” revival is coming along faster than expected. … “DuckTales” reboot still coming to Disney XD in 2017Read more
Hillary Clinton in cartoons
Last week, I looked at how Donald Trump‘s been portrayed in comics and animation. This week, … Hillary Clinton in cartoonsRead more
2015 bookstore comic sales: Scholastic #1 publisher, children’s sales strong
Bookstore comic sales for 2015 show Scholastic was the most popular publisher. Manga series such as “One-Punch Man” also proved popular.
Are live sports cable TV’s last stand against cord cutting?
Yes, it’s another infographic from Statista. This time, it concerns live TV programming. Despite the rise … Are live sports cable TV’s last stand against cord cutting?Read more
Minorities in cartoons: “Stoked”
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is “Stoked,” a Canadian animated series that aired from 2009 … Minorities in cartoons: “Stoked”Read more