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| | | | | I just picked up a copy ofThe World According to Snoopy, which was released in the UK late last year. This hardcover book, with its cover akin to a 1970s textbook, falls into the inspirational messages category. It's pages are a mix of single-page displays of individual Peanuts strips (always in black-and-white) with pages that work more as mini-posters, with a quote from a Peanuts character at bottom and an image of that character (which kinda matches the quote but which is probably not taken from the same source) above, and these often have bits of color. Despite the title, it's not all Snoopy, nor does it stick to one theme; there are sections of Quotes to help you feel... happy, ... grateful, ... cosy (remember, the British don't like the letter zee, the... | |
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| | | | | The legal goings-on this week regarding Peanuts require a bit of a preface: while Peanuts Worldwide (or really Peanuts Holdings) owns Peanuts, they don't owneverything Peanuts. Lee Mendelson Film Productions has rights regarding the classic TV and film material. If I understand correctly (and that's a real caveat, there are so many things in this world that I don't understand), they own the rights to all that great Vince Guaraldi music, both the rights to the compositions (i.e., what you see when you see sheet music) and the recordings. If you license the rights to Peanuts to make a product, you don't automatically get to use the tune Linus and Lucy in it, you have to license that separately. Now, this is a valuable pile of music. Not only is it quite recogn... | |
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www.muskegonpundit.com
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| | | [AI summary] A blog post promotes a documentary titled 'First do no Pharm,' framing it as a call to action against pharmaceutical interests while criticizing mainstream media coverage. | ||
