throughout the course of class and our recent deliberationsi see that "Youtube" and other Internet sites, which promote viewer participation, are becoming extremely more accepted in society. Sites such as Wikipedia permit its consumers to not only access a wide array of knowledge but to also revise and edit it as they see fit. So one must ask the question, will "Youtube" and "Youtube-like sites be a driving force in subconsciously allowing the public to alter history as they see fit....?
This was a history of commercial rap, not hip hop.
Holyfiremikey 3 years ago
throughout the course of class and our recent deliberationsi see that "Youtube" and other Internet sites, which promote viewer participation, are becoming extremely more accepted in society. Sites such as Wikipedia permit its consumers to not only access a wide array of knowledge but to also revise and edit it as they see fit. So one must ask the question, will "Youtube" and "Youtube-like sites be a driving force in subconsciously allowing the public to alter history as they see fit....?
VannaBlack4u 4 years ago