Showing posts with label net neutrality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label net neutrality. Show all posts

Sunday, February 01, 2009

VideoJournalism, Slum Dog Millionaire and some



Coming up later:

  • Deconstructing a videojournalism piece about Mumbai's slums sent to me, and how to ride the zeitgeist. You've seen the film Slumdog Millionaire, now here's a slice of life captured by a video journalist.


  • Could there be an emerging news net pathway for videojournalists, cycling stories?
  • One day before judging completes at the International Video Journalism Awards - and I have found my winner. Will be twittering live from the awards ceremony on Feb 11th in Berlin, so you can follow the event.
  • And Net neutrality, the possibility of paying an ISP for viewing content on the Net, draws a little closer with the governments Digital Britain czar saying he welcomes it.

Later on viewmag blog, and a review of some of the interesting bits in some of the broad sheets.