Tag: newspaper+video
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The Roanoke Times: 404 Not Found : End of an era: The final TimesCast
Roanoke shuts down their daily general interest webcast and keeps the niche versions, freeing up video resources for stories, it would appear. Good move. The Roanoke Times: 404 Not Found : End of an era: The final TimesCast
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College video matters – News Videographer
Angela says short and sweet video is a great way for student journalists to get their feet wet in multimedia. Agreed. College video matters – News Videographer
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How long is your video? – andydickinson.net
“According to Comscore the average length of online video is 2.7 minutes. Does that mean that all of our video needs to be less than three minutes?” … YES. How long is your video? – andydickinson.net
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i-movie 08 review – Andy Dickinson
The most useful thing I’ve read about the new iMovie. A news org workflow-centric review. i-movie 08 review – Andy Dickinson
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Maybe we’re missing the picture? – Random Mumblings
“The disruption is in the distribution — or ability to attract audience. At knoxnews, we post standalone video on our site, into the AP Online Video Network, and YouTube. Where do we get the most views? YouTube!” – Jack Lail Maybe we’re missing the picture? – Random Mumblings
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Current TV // VC2 Survival Guide
Current TV’s instructions for “producers” turns out to be a darn handy tutorial for training reporters and photogs on shooting and editing short video pieces. via Angela G. Current TV // VC2 Survival Guide
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A compendium of online video research – Howard Owens
A long list of online video stats with links to the studies. File under “How to win arguments about newspaper video and influence people.” A compendium of online video research – Howard Owens
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Somebody hire this intern – News Videographer
Angela reviews Daniel’s video work. Title says it all. Somebody hire this intern – News Videographer
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ICM Interview: Regina McCombs, startribune.com multimedia producer
“My feeling is that we will no longer hire people without multimedia skills, since we’re learning it’s cheaper to hire those skills at the beginning than have to train people in them after the fact.” ICM Interview: Regina McCombs, startribune.com multimedia producer