Studio-backed films, broadcast television, and major music labels.
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Popular media has always had a gossip problem. From Hedda Hopper’s columns in the 1930s to Perez Hilton’s early blog posts, rumor has been a engine of the industry. But historically, there was a filter. Information traveled through studios, publicists, and professional journalists before it reached the public. Source (who made it?)
