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Great tips -- I like the hearing didn't work, as well.
It's interesting that you spend as much time trying to promote the videos as you do creating them. I'd be interested in hearing more about your approach.
When Walter Cronkite died recently, I spent some time reading about the early days of television news. It reminded me much of where video news on the internet stands today.
When television newscasts first began, the broadcasts consisted largely o...
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- At 2:34pm on September 22, 2009,
Ryan Sholin said… - Awesome! Let's do it. I'm sending Greg Linch your way to hook the two of you up to do something for WJ.
- At 3:15pm on September 11, 2008,
Ryan Sholin said…
- Welcome! Glad to see you here. Looks like you're already checking out the groups - care to write a blog post about what you've learned so far hosting Ledger Live?
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- Reporter/producer/host of Ledger Live, daily webcast produced by The Star-Ledger of Newark, NJ.
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When Walter Cronkite died recently, I spent some time reading about the early days of television news. It reminded me much of where video news on the internet stands today.
When television newscasts first began, the broadcasts consisted largely of a reporter doing a radio report with the sole addition being a camera pointed at his face. It looks almost silly to watch now. It took a while for broadcasters to c… Continue
When television newscasts first began, the broadcasts consisted largely of a reporter doing a radio report with the sole addition being a camera pointed at his face. It looks almost silly to watch now. It took a while for broadcasters to c… Continue
Posted on October 12, 2009 at 1:00pm — 1 Comment
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