Journalism videos

Bob Woodward explains the three ways journalists get their information and comments on the future of in-depth journalism in the digital age.

old journalism film from back in the day

www.MasterNewMedia.org Cambridge Community Television (http has just published a very interesting short video explaining what grassroots, citizen journalism is. The video includes some interesting contributions and examples of what citizen reporting may be all about. Here is a shorter, edited version of the original (15 mins). See the full original version at: blip.tv See more new media video clips and news about independent use of communication technologies at: www.masternewmedia.org...

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Dean Wright, Reuters Global Editor for Ethics, Innovation and News Standards, talks about how to earn the trust of your audience and stick to the basic principles of honesty, fairness and pursuit of the truth.

(July 10, 2009) Len Downie, Vice President at Large, The Washington Post, evaluates the hurdles confronting print journalism's transition to the web - including mass layoffs and buyouts and falling advertising revenues. He also proposed several innovative models for the industry, including institutional or philanthropic support, micropayment systems and new media formats. Stanford University: www.stanford.edu John S. Knight Fellowships Reunion & Conference knight.stanford.edu Stanford ...

Phil Donahue receives a call from an angry viewer who believes that having Jerry Rubin as a guess is only yellow journalism.

Jay Rosen, Professor of Journalism at NYU, offers up his definition of citizen journalism. Do you agree? You can find Jay's thinking on how the press is changing at pressthink.org . Filmed at the Netroots Nation conference in Austin, TX by Chuck Olsen of The UpTake, http .

"Outfoxed" examines how media empires, led by Rupert Murdoch's Fox News, have been running a "race to the bottom" in television news. This film provides an in-depth look at Fox News and the dangers of ever-enlarging corporations taking control of the public's right to know. The film explores Murdoch's burgeoning kingdom and the impact on society when a broad swath of media is controlled by one person. Media experts, including Jeff Cohen (FAIR) Bob McChesney (Free Press), Chellie Pingree ...

You may not have the dollars the big media organizations have, but you can still have a big impact on journalism. The UpTake lets you in on the secrets of starting a successful citizen journalism organization. This video is a part of the YouTube Reporters' Center. See more videos on how to report the news - and share your ideas - at www.youtube.com

www.USCRipsIt.com Senior safety Taylor Mays spends a day with the USC Song Girls Copyright USC Athletics 2009

John Battelle (Federated Media Publishing), Martin Nisenholtz (The New York Times Company), Marissa Mayer (Google), Eric Hippeau (The Huffington Post), Robert Thomson (The Wall Street Journal), "Discussion: Whither Journalism?"

Watch the COP15 Behind the Scenes film about the Earth Journalism Award ceremony in Copenhagen on December 14, 2009

Google Tech Talks August 29, 2007 ABSTRACT The digital revolution has created a revolution in journalism across the planet. Certainly there is a global digital divide, but even so the Internet is changing how news is delivered—and covered—in the developing world. Examples: Bloggers in Egypt post video of torture victims. Guatemalan community radio stations use the Web to create a news network. Citizen journalists in Mexico videocast a crackdown on protesters. Access to information technology ...

In 1979, Gilda Radner threw a summer-long party at Broadway's Winter Garden Theatre. Share the fun as Gilda's Saturday Night Live alter-egos take on new comedy material not even the Not Ready for Prime Time Players were quite ready for. Among the many highlights: Emily Litella substituting for a Bedford-Stuyvesant teacher who's been the unfortunate victim of a "stubbing". Lisa Hoopner whining through "The Way We Were". Roseanne Roseannadanna grossing out grads at the Columbia School of ...

A look at a career in TV and radio news by the Asian American Journalists Association. For more information go to www.aaja.org

This week, we have put together a special broadcast focusing on what's possibly one of the most debated news trends and one of the most well-known, citizen journalism. Critics call it journalism on the cheap, unskilled hacks putting out stories that are heavy on opinion and light on fact. According to those championing amateur reporters, it is a way to keep mainstream media honest and in some cases, it's just about the only way to get a story out.

SelectPlusRemembering Journalism Icon Tim RussertRemembering Journalism Icon Tim RussertThe Associated PressPraise is pouring in from the biggest names in politics for the long-time moderator of 'Meet the Press,' including President Bush, who saluted Russert as 'a tough and hardworking newsman.' (June 13)He was the man that brought practical politics into living rooms across America. It was his passion -----and it was easy to see. [Notes:((nats hit, from "Meet the Press"))]NBC News ...

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live.pirillo.com - Is blogging the new form of Journalism? Should bloggers be held to the same standards as the media? Those questions were asked of me recently in an email, and raise a lot of food for thought.

Video for 'I Am A Scientist' by Guided By Voices

December 3, 1965 This used to be posted, but it'd since disappeared. Truly some of the finest offstage Bob Dylan footage you'll ever see.

Creative Commons license: Sampling Plus. This is the original footage from the documentary Outfoxed: Rupert Murdoch's War on Journalism, produced and directed by Robert Greenwald. The film, which has drawn attention for its pointed critique of Fox News, consists largely of interviews with former Fox employees and news guests. Greenwald said, "In making Outfoxed, I learned how cumbersome and expensive it can be to license footage from news organizations. The Creative Commons license, as used ...

Sarah Palin — then Sarah Heath — as she anchored the sports in 1988 for KTUU-TV in Anchorage, Alaska.

Complete video at: fora.tv Columnist and CUNY Professor of Journalism Eric Alterman speculates on the future of newspapers, in a conversation with FORA.tv founder and CEO Brian Gruber. ----- Liberal columinst, blogger and author Eric Alterman sits down for an interview with FORA.tv Founder and CEO Brian Gruber to discuss his most recent book Why We're Liberals, the meaning of liberalism, and the state of politics in the United States. Eric Alterman is distinguished professor of English at ...