MTV no longer means music

If video killed the radio star, who killed the video star?

We've known it for years but they finally admitted it, which marks a milestone for anyone roughly 30 to 50: with the logo redesign, MTV no longer stands for "Music Television." It just stands for MTV. I think I last saw an actual music video on the channel about 1997, but still. Top of the hour, please:



I'm deeply depressed and writers blocked over this anyway, so here's the clips:

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And the geography of social networking: welcome to Stayathomia, Iowans.