Measuring the Impact
Every month, I contribute to something called The Carnival of Journalism. Members are asked to blog on the last Friday of each month on a single topic. This month’s topic is: Â “How Do We Measure Impact?” Of course,...
Read moreHow To Make Great Travel Videos
At the Center for Communications Last night Lisa and I did a seminar before about 400 people at the Center for Communications on ‘How To Make Great Travel Videos’. While we are always happy to explain the basics of what...
Read more5 New Video Editing Apps for your iPhone
You push the button, we do the rest….. I have been on jury duty all this week for the State of New York. The last time I did jury duty, you sat in hard wooden chairs in a green-painted...
Read moreLaunch Of A New Concept For Video
Let us now praise…… We are all creatures of habit. Once we have learnt an old way of doing something, it takes us a long time to unlearn it. When new technologies come along, we have a natural human...
Read moreWho Is Humphrey Cheung?
Humphrey Cheung is a new kind of journalist. Let’s call him a tech-journalist He didn’t go to Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism. He didn’t start on a newspaper. He was an IT guy who worked in tech journalism....
Read moreWords With Friends – Reaching for a dictionary that isn’t there
Reaching for cyberspace…. Like everyone else, apparently, I have moved from wasting hours on Freecell to wasting hours on Words With Friends. This is considered a more ‘social’ game, (as you play it with other people). While I try...
Read moreTrojan Wars v. Cupcake Wars – You Decide
There’s a message for you…. Yesterday, I had a meeting at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The Met has what is probably the world’s finest art collection, and while they have always made films and DVDs...
Read moreThe GOP Money Wagon Rolls Into Illinois
And this week……more of the same…. I am not going to get involved in politics here. Who you vote for is your business. I do want to talk about what is rapidly becoming the world’s longest- running (and least...
Read moreMiracle On The Tyne
A few months ago we ran a training bootcamp for a handful of reporters from Sky News in Newcastle, England. Newcastle has fond memories for me. It was where we ran the BBC Video Bootcamp for nearly four years,...
Read moreLies, Politicians and Videotape
When I was a kid, I used to lie in bed late at night and listen to the radio. In the dark, when everyone else was asleep, you could tune into some extraordinary stations from very far away on...
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