An analysis of Two Internet Sites and Popular Culture
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The purpose of this research is to analyze two Internet sites with a view toward identifying how they relate to theories and concepts associated with hip-hop as a popular-culture phenomenon. The two sites are Davey D's Hip Hop Corner (www.daveyd.com) and Hip-Hop Summit Action Network (www.hsan.org).In a broad sense, Davey D's Hip Hop Corner can be classed a version of a news service (updated daily, via DD's Hip Hop Daily News and op-ed forum that weighs in on current events, the entertainment industry, and touches on a range of issue fronts that surface in a media-competitive popular culture. The site content deals extensively with reviews of music releases, both mainstream and independent, and music from around the world is covered. Where its focus is global instead of national and African American from a cultural standpoint, it tends to offer evaluations of non-American sources of hip-hop according as they appear to take Africa as a cultural referent. For example, one DVD revi
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