Over the past month or so, coverage of the Jennifer Dulos case has been extensive to say the least, but it is far from the first publicized true crime story to capture the public’s attention. However, why do so many people find these cases so fascinating? Is this sort of “dark entertainment” problematic? Extended Interview …
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Some analyses conclude that young people in the United States may not be consuming wine with the same enthusiasm as generations that came before them. Given that Connecticut has over two dozen wineries in the state, will this news could have huge implications. Are vineyards in Connecticut worried? Extended Interview with Jim Mason and Michael …
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Abortion is one of the most controversial issues in U.S. politics today. This has been especially true since states such as Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and others have recently passed laws that impose heavy restrictions on the practice. Despite Connecticut’s reputation for having laws protective of abortion, anti-abortion advocates are still present in the state. We …
Continue reading Abortion opponents support bringing restrictive laws to Connecticut
This is a bit of a "tech week" for Mieum Media. We'll be doing a lot of behind-the-scenes work and return with a new video next week. There are some big things planned to be released this summer. Stay tuned - not all of it is ready to be debuted quite yet! But we can …
Windham (Willimantic), Bridgeport, and Hartford have been dogged by negative perceptions for decades. This was best exemplified by a 2016 viral video which counted down the alleged “ten worst” places in Connecticut. Which the video was heavily criticized, it is still online and racking up more and more views. Mieum Media reached out to the …
Continue reading Windham, Willimantic, Bridgeport, and Hartford reject ‘unfair’ criticism
In 2016, the cities of Meriden, New Haven, and New Britain were all targeted in a viral video about Connecticut’s supposed “worst places.” The video may have been considered “unfair” by some, but given its view count, it is hard to argue that it does not prey upon decades-old stereotypes in the state. Mieum Media …
Continue reading Officials in New Haven, New Britain, and Meriden defend their cities
The Connecticut cities of Waterbury, New London, and Derby were claimed to have been amongst the “worst places” in a popular viral video, which has been criticized for its accuracy. Mieum Media touched base with the mayors of the ten cities implicated in the video to push back on conventional wisdom. Today, we speak with …
Continue reading Mayors of Derby, New London, and Waterbury fight back against stereotypes
Several years ago, a video claiming to count down the “ten worst places” in Connecticut went viral. It played heavily on prevalent stereotypes and many have criticized its lack of accuracy. Mieum Media explores the video’s alleged methodology, its creators, and more! Over the next few weeks, Mieum Media will be publishing interviews with elected …
Continue reading Debunking “The 10 WORST PLACES in CONNECTICUT explained” viral video
No Tolls CT has grown considerably over the past year due to opposition from many to re-implementing tolling on Connecticut highways. But how has it grown as a movement? And what does its future hold? For answers, we attended their biggest event yet: a protest called “Save Our State (S.O.S.)”, hosted on the steps of …
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What books do the politicians who represent you read? Out of pure curiosity, Mieum Media contacted the offices of elected officials who represent the people of Connecticut to find out what they read in their downtime. We reached out at least four times or until we received a response from the over 200 offices that …
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