Dec 14, 2020
The WH line for vaccinations. pic.twitter.com/1IFhtrpLPJ
— Emily Nussbaum (@emilynussbaum) December 14, 2020
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The WH line for vaccinations. pic.twitter.com/1IFhtrpLPJ
— Emily Nussbaum (@emilynussbaum) December 14, 2020
Wonderfully candid interview with Marti Noxon, in which she talks about fighting with Jean-Marc Vallee and her thoughts on Joss and Buffy: https://t.co/t8QcVRAUet
— Emily Nussbaum (@emilynussbaum) July 6, 2018
Interview with a vampire. https://t.co/N2IIuU4ge3
— Emily Nussbaum (@emilynussbaum) May 17, 2018
When other people's corrections are both comforting and funny. http://bit.ly/2wi8Bmw
— emily nussbaum (@emilynussbaum) September 26, 2017
I would like someone to show Trump the VICE reported piece in which that Nazi creep sneered at Trump for "letting his daughter marry a Jew."
— emily nussbaum (@emilynussbaum) August 15, 2017
I re-watched a bunch of “The Apprentice,” the show that made the President electable: https://t.co/IBLv3sQlvn
— emily nussbaum (@emilynussbaum) July 24, 2017
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The One About Product Placement on TV
Emily Nussbaum is really worried that the changing landscape of how we consume television is increasing the creepy and obscured practice of product integration, or writing advertisements for corporate products into popular tv shows. Commercials are all fucked up so now everyone has to be sneaky about ad sales burrowing into our brains. Wow, what an illusion the gospel of digital utopia has been. We’ve enthusiastically thrown away our privacy and integrity and now everything sucks but we still watch it, noooooooo...
Well product integration is not only super-prevalent now (there are corporate deals on Mr. Robot, the anti-corporate show) but it was on fucking Alfred Hitchcock presents. Corps fuck up storylines if they don’t like them, they’re conservative and dickheaded. Emily’s intellectual sparring partner here is St. Matthew Weiner of the Mad Men cult, who reportedly loves product integration and thinks we’re mature enough to handle it. He is become Don Draper, destroyer of worlds. And he wants to make sure people don’t think he sold the ending to Coca-Cola (spoiler alert, even though the only human who hasn’t watched this is me).
Em thinks this is bananas and gets in the way of basic creative potential for tv when it’s tied to these guys, brings up the great point of “Wouldn’t we all be mad if we found out our favorite novels or musicals or fucking paintings were sponsored by laundry detergent? Why don’t we hold tv, our best friend, pretty much the only one we feel close to and consoled by, to the same standard? Is our cynicism making us fucking dumb?”
AND did you know that in other countries total ad time is kept to a maximum by law, and they had to label commercials as such back in the day so nobody could get confused about what was show and what was ad? We’re some of the only jerks who let this crap fly.”