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Monday, September 10, 2007

I'm buying an Iphone

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I'm not a hard and fast tech geek. I'll often wait for a "safe period" after a product launches so they can iron out any p...

That beastly link

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Here's a good one for the good people at Oxford Institute or other to get their head around. At the Telegraph one of their senior execs...
Saturday, September 08, 2007

Video journalism - where do you start?

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Ok So what is it? 1. It's a journalist with a video camera. You don't have to be a journalist per se. but there are legal, and polic...
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Thursday, September 06, 2007

Cairo blogdom

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Series of blogs etc coming up about sharing space with uber video blogger Rob Montgomery. We're intendig a double header with video blog...
Wednesday, September 05, 2007

IPTV

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Tomorrow will be posting from Cairo and the later on Ghana. The theme exploring IPTV and the surge in newspaper plays
Tuesday, September 04, 2007

Open mike - who's up for it

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Marking Masters papers and listening to Radio 4, there's an item on about the new open mikes used by refs that can be heard by the crowd...
Monday, September 03, 2007

Television and the Arts?

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on Viewmagazine.tv Actually you could say television's killin itself - full video and report Tuesday morning

A face and name to watch - Tamer Almisshal

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It's what we do. But now the stakes are raised. Within 5 years time it will no longer be a novelty, but then we might have moved onto s...
Friday, August 31, 2007

World Press Photos

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Image courtesy of Yannis Kontos, his award winning photo set, Amputees, for the World Press Photography Awards, contemporary issues. Please...

The future of news reportage

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We are often guilty of making grand sweeping statements and the future of news reportage may count as one. But I'm confident that by the...
Thursday, August 30, 2007

Is Television killing the Arts?

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The Edinburgh Fringe Assembly Rooms director William Burdett Coutts is not pleased at the level of Arts television coverage. I read this at...

Forbidden Technologies

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Has anyone used Forbidden Technologies editing system? What's it like? Would appreciate some info
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Wednesday, August 29, 2007

Meeting Mandela

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Mandela's in the UK and if you're one of the attendants to his 'brai', you'll be searching for the official photographer...

The secret of TV-Net success. What the TV agents say

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David Dunkley Gyimah featured in Spotlight - the bible for TV presenters and journalist managed by agents Huzzah! We're all doing, video...
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Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Sights and Sounds of the Carnival

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Sights and Sounds of the Nottinghill Carnival on the front page here . As I looked around it looked like a festival of photography and filmi...
Monday, August 27, 2007

Television's firing range

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You see if you're in the US or South Africa or states where firearms are permitted this stuff is second nature. The mere sight of a hols...

Claim to Media Fame - dubious

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At best its dubious, but here goes. If you look through the law books Regina Vs Dunkley ( actually I have changed the name) you'll notic...

Douglas Adams' omnipresent Net theory

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If you've never read this article before. A must for anyone, from the late Douglas Adams - Hitch Hikers Guide "1) everything that’s...
Sunday, August 26, 2007

Count Down to China

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To coincide with China's Olympic countdown and ahead of a visit to China, Viewmagazine.tv will be airing ( good word that, since it'...

Predictive news - the news tomorrow

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Europe's biggest street party caught the sun and revellers as more than a million people took to the streets. . . Elsewhere there were a...
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