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A savory forum where pundits, policymakers, writers and filmmakers collide with the flavorful hamhocks of justice.
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About Meat the Press
Meat the Press is a daring attempt at non-perfection and early-web revivalism. MTP shocks and informs in a style reminiscent of the not so distant past: A time the Web was crudely beautiful.
No longer. Factoid inundation paradoxically spreads indifference and habits of casual perusal. The heralded "Age of Information" delivers little more than gristle-laden info-morsels: news kabobs. MTP deconstructs the light-speed, hyper-judgmental digital media model. Look here for absurd, yet apt, visual juxtapositions depicting such force-fed news burst conditioning. Try with a side of green bean context.
No longer. Factoid inundation paradoxically spreads indifference and habits of casual perusal. The heralded "Age of Information" delivers little more than gristle-laden info-morsels: news kabobs. MTP deconstructs the light-speed, hyper-judgmental digital media model. Look here for absurd, yet apt, visual juxtapositions depicting such force-fed news burst conditioning. Try with a side of green bean context.
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