Corporate Influence in Schools: Film Industry "Educating" Children

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  • MrPopup
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    • Aug 2002
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    Corporate Influence in Schools: Film Industry "Educating" Children

    This fall the industry's trade association is joining with Junior Achievement, an organization based in Colorado Springs whose volunteers lecture students from kindergarten through high school on the fundamentals of business, economics and free enterprise. An hourlong lesson plan was created in conjunction with Warner Brothers Entertainment, a unit of AOL Time Warner, and covers the history of copyright, the economic benefits of both the music and movie industries, and the consequences for consumers who violate copyright laws.

    http://www.nytimes.com/2003/09/25/bu...partner=GOOGLE
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    • Shok
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      • Apr 2001
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      ok

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        • theking
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                • Shok
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