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[miss_waldorf]

The importance of mass media is that it builds a society.

It lets us listen in on the underlying conversation and also speak our minds. It lets us choose our cultural leaders. It becomes the pool in which we collect our public information, our dissenting views, and our shared dreams and fears. It turns us into a community.Now the City is the most

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[worksmart]

You want to start a magazine about a city which practically runs on the principle of self-publishing?

[miss_waldorf]

Yes, because I've found that even a dictator is still much feared in a democratic country. Status sells, and sex.

[worksmart]

A dictator isn't generally trying to sell ice to eskimos. What happened to the talk show?

[miss_waldorf]

No, a dictator's more likely to be demanding it from them, changing it in some way, and then making them buy it again for double the original price. As for my publication, I've found that people are more willing to tell when there's something in it for them too.

What talk show? I thought I did parties.

[worksmart]

And that's an example to aspire to.

You do. I just thought the last project was an attempt to get a talk show off the ground.

[miss_waldorf]

That could be a side project. I'm partnering up with some people doing radio broadcast.

Did I have an idea of what the talk show would be like?

[worksmart]

You're asking me if you had an idea?

[miss_waldorf]

If I told you the idea I had.

[worksmart]

You hassled me into recruiting for it. Did you hit your head?

[miss_waldorf]

No, I'm not that Blair, creepy as it may sound.

Who did I recruit?

[worksmart]

You look a lot like that Blair. I take it that means she went home.

Nobody worthwhile.

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[miss_waldorf]

Don't tell me we were...?

[worksmart]

We were...?

[miss_waldorf]

Oh, phew. That would've been beyond disgusting.

[worksmart]

We were involved? What gave you that idea?

It would have been inappropriate, I don't know that I'd take it all the way to disgusting.