Surrealism and realism

Surrealism:
http://www.mosesavalon.com/mosesblog/1034/music-business/capitol-records-building-goes-condo-citibank-cuts-emi-losses

In LA, every street view has a shot of the Capitol/EMI building —

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Sometimes, this material is unrelated.

With the state of the economy, over 50% of adults preferred “Made in America.”

astrofish.net, kramerwetzel.com, BexarCountyLine.com are all made in America. Proudly so. Most work is done in our custom astrology chart shop in South Texas.

Realism:
http://brooksreview.net/2011/05/drop-sec/

As expected, an interesting read. Take away point? At the conclusion. Exact same advice I gave a client a few weeks ago.

Yes, I’ve heard a musical variation, if you don’t want the news on the cocoanut telegraph, don’t do it.

I’ve been on the internets since before they were internets. Anything online is accessible.

Part of that advice was about pictures, but it applies to text, as well.

Damn near anything — put it on the web and it is in the public domain.

Not legally, but practically?