Live Truck Killer?
Is this the end game for live trucks? I doubt it. But what kind of headline would it be without open-ended hyperbole? Besides, where will TV reporters go to stay warm?
Video enabled phones are emerging as powerful storytelling tools, enabling people to capture moments of both significance and the mundane. [...]

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Media gadfly Michael Rosenblum has some curious thoughts on the use of tripods in producing “newspaper video”.

Apparently there is a Yahoo group devoted very specifically to “newspaper video”.
A discussion/self-help/twelve-step group for recovering newspaper photojournalists working with video. This is aimed toward newspaper staff shooters who are expanding their repertoire to include [...]

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turning confrontation into an opportunity to find common ground
At the core of my being, I am an instinctively, genetically imprinted, news cameraman. What does that mean? Well I could fumble around for some overly nostalgic musings on the nobility of the calling, but we news cameraman have sort of an unofficial declaration [...]

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