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Michael Hirschorn (VH1) and Jon Fine (BusinessWeek)
- Indie-rock nostalgia . 00:50
- The last days of the rock star . 10:27
- iTunes killed the CD store . 16:02
- How TV has survived . 20:25
- Who needs production values? . 27:04
- The cultural finale of scripted television . 30:59
Recorded:Dec 6
Posted:Jan 8, 2008
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Bloggingheads.tv | Jan 8, 2008 | Michael Hirschorn & Jon Fine
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