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Scott Timberg, "Culture Crash"
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January 22, 2015
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53:25Now PlayingFocused on the West Coast arts scene, Timberg, ArtsJournal Culture Crash blogger and former LA Times arts reporter, has his eye on the wider state of culture nationwide. It has him worried. From the decline of newspapers and record stores to the digital replacement of books, Timberg identifies a range of economic and technological shifts that not only threaten the livelihoods of a variety of artists today, but cloud their role in future societies. (Yale)
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