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'''Infotainment''' is information and entertainment, woven neatly into a small pill you can take with water. [[LiveJournal]] and its communities have much to offer in the field of infotainment.  Some examples include [http://www.livejournal.com/news.bml news.bml] and the [[ohnotheydidnt]] community.   
'''Infotainment''' is information and entertainment, woven neatly into a small pill you can take with water. [[LiveJournal]] and its communities have much to offer in the field of infotainment.  Some examples include [http://www.livejournal.com/news.bml news.bml] and the [[ohnotheydidnt]] community.   
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Latest revision as of 07:14, 18 February 2012

Bill O'Reilly shellfishin out das Infotainment

Infotainment is information and entertainment, woven neatly into a small pill you can take with water. LiveJournal and its communities have much to offer in the field of infotainment. Some examples include news.bml and the ohnotheydidnt community.

IRL examples include Fox.


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