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What Board Games Taught Us About Journalism
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Brian Bankler
United States
San Antonio
Texas
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(To understand this geeklists existence, it helps to look at Slate's article.) Please add games that deal with media, and your interpretation of the lesson learned...
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Posted Tue Jun 16, 2009 7:27 pm
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Brian Bankler
United States
San Antonio
Texas
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The most difficult decision is how many column-inches to allocate to each story. Also, layout is a bitch.
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Brian Bankler
United States
San Antonio
Texas
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Big media doesn't care about you. They're just a tool of the man. Or Aliens. Or Gnomes. Well, really anyone more powerful than the consumer.
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Brian Bankler
United States
San Antonio
Texas
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It never hurts to have some extra printing presses, although you may just be amusing the nobility when you think you are trying to change minds.
Still, burning heretics sells ad space.
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Brian Bankler
United States
San Antonio
Texas
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Journalism does lead to advancement ... at least when compared to Alchemy.
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Board Game: Paparazzi
[Average Rating:2.12 Unranked]
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Brian Bankler
United States
San Antonio
Texas
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Everyone hates the Paparazzi (2.12 average rating!)
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David Kahnt
United States
Upper Gwynedd
Pennsylvania
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Journalism can sway elections.
-DK
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Journalists make great snacks!
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Posted Tue Jun 16, 2009 7:16 pm
