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When Politics, Media, and Vaudeville Intersect: Amusing Ourselves to Death

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Jack Myers

Publish date

February 24, 2020

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Jack Myers ThinkTank

Jack Myers is a media ecologist, founder MediaVillage, media advisor, and author of The Future of Men (2016) and Hooked Up: A New Generation's Surprising Take on Sex, Politics and Saving the World (2012).

Jack Myers

Media Ecologist, Founder: MediaVillage and Advancing Diversity Hall of Honors Jack Myers is a media ecologist and founder of MediaVillage, the media and advertising community’s leading resource for market intelligence, education, business connection… read more

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