I write "Scorched Earth" at True/Slant, a column on the environment and other underdogs. I teach journalism at the University of Chicago, write and collect lyrical commentary, and edit Contrary magazine. I have written for New Times, Newcity, the Arizona Republic, Forecast Earth, PEN International Magazine, the New York Times Company's LIfeWire syndicate, and lots of others.
For a small camera this one has pretty good qulity-it's HD up to 720p...but the Kodak Zi6 HD camera small upright handheld camera (Kind of like the Flip-only better quality than that). Easy to carry, cause it's kind of built like a point and shoot...
What's the best small handheld video camera for guerrilla shooting on assignment, something easy to carry, easy to use, that produces high quality video -- at least to the extent that quality is up to the camera.... Does anyone have a recommendation?
Perhaps you've heard of social news sites before. Digg, Propeller, StumbleUpon and Reddit let readers decide what the most important news story of the day is. But journalists can use these as tools to stay informed and spread their work around.
You're a reporter. Something on the scanner is on fire. The photographers are all busy and there's a point & shoot in the cabinet. What do you do, hot shot, what do you do?
Yeah, Noah, you may have gotten the wrong one. Radio shack sells two versions. The one with two jacks is for a traditional tape recorder. That being said, I never found I actually had to plug in both jacks. They have another one that works with a ...