Media Life Best and Worst Poll

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Media Life’s 2002 Best and Worst poll has named Martha Stewart as the top media villian of the year. Other winner (or losers as it were) are:

1. Maxim as greatest influencer on the content of other media
2. Reality shows as biggest media fad to disappear
3. worst idea for a magazine: Gene Simmons’ Tongue Magazine
4. TV show surest sign showing collapse of civilization is near: Joe Millionaire

Read the article and the study. Pure distraction.

Media Life Article: Readers pick Martha as top media villain
Survey Results: Results Summary

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