Probably still younger than the Fox News demographic.
oops sorry!
The head is also from Metropolis, from the Moloch part. It does look like the album cover, though, with a touch of Blake’s Urizen: http://www.ballardian.com/images/urizen_blake.jpg
That’s Fox. Never letting reality or plausibility get in the way of the story.
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What you guys are missing is the fact that, with those huge screens, Fox is now able to employ a room full of legally blind people who previously had a really hard time finding jobs. Before, they could only read large print Reader’s Digest compendiums. Now they can now be television journalists.
I just found out that these mega screens have less pixels than an iPad: http://appleinsider.com/articles/13/10/08/fox-news-new-giant-microsoft-touch-screens-have-fewer-pixels-than-an-ipad
I actually assumed they were 1080p and I was apparently correct. Most large screens are 1080p these days, because that’s the “standard” HD resolution for a large screen.
I guess that will change when we get to 4k displays which I think are 2k by 2k?
Remember that those displays are basically just fancy-looking set design for the benefit of viewers at home, so there’s really no point in making them higher resolution than the Fox News watchers can perceive on their end.
“The President makes decisions. He’s the decider. The press secretary announces those decisions, and you people of the press type those decisions down. Make, announce, type. Just put 'em through a spell check and go home”
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