Michael on Media
Michael Rosenblum has been writing about the media since 1988. His work and ideas have appeared in The Guardian, The Huffington Post, Ilkeston Life and many other publications.
He has been blogging regularly for the past 35 years on this subject. Having taught media studies at Columbia University, NYU and now the University of Oxford, he is considered an expert on this subject.
Yesterday’s Cutting Edge Is Today’s Junk
Yesterday, Lisa sent me two old photos that she had found. In the olden days, you would find these in a box in the attic. As we have no attic, and no box of old photos, she found...
Read moreLashan Browning: From Spike Lee to Oprah
I first met Lashan when she was in one of our bootcamps at Oxygen Media in 1999. She says that that experience changed her life. She started her career working for her Brooklyn Neighbor, Spike Lee and now owns...
Read moreMichael Interview on Lopate at Large on WBAI
Michael sits down with Leonard Lopate of Lopate at Large on WBAI for an interview about his career, video journalism, and why everyone should learn to produce professional quality video. It has never been easier to produce video on...
Read moreEugenia Harvey: A Career That Matches the Arc of Technology
In many ways, Eugenia’s career paralleled the changes that technology was bringing to the broadcast, media and television world. When she started, the only job one could get was working for a TV station or a network. She, ahead of...
Read moreKate Milliken: Using Video to Combat MS
After years of working as a video producer and running her own production company, Kate Milliken was diagnosed with MS. She decided to use the video camera that she had been using all her career to help her and...
Read moreSamson Styles: From Shooting Guns to Shooting Video
Check out the trailer for Samson’s documentary Killing Beef here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lor6JRxIex4 This week, Samson Styles came by our studio and talked with us. Samson is a case study for what the Video Revolution can bring. He has a great personal...
Read moreHow Much of the News is Fake?
The average American now spends an astonishing 11 hours a day staring at screens, 8 of those hours watching TV or video. We spend more time staring t screens than we do working, reading, eating, exercising or even sleeping....
Read moreScreen Nation – Trailer
This is the trailer for Michael Rosenblum’s new podcast Screen Nation. Michael has spent over 30 years in the television news business and wants to share his insights with you into as to why the screen in your pocket...
Read moreScreen Nation – Trailer
This is the trailer for Michael Rosenblum’s new podcast Screen Nation. Michael has spent over 30 years in the television news business and wants to share his insights with you into as to why the screen in your pocket...
Read more5 Reasons To Shoot Video On A Phone
We have been walking the streets of New York, taking photos of people shooting video. As this is Christmas time in New York there are lots of tourists out and about, from Rockefeller Center to Times Square, all shooting...
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