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Profiles in Citizen Journalism: Citizen Kate
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The UpTake kicks off this new series with Chicago's intrepid Citizen Kate. She's been hot on the campaign trail since Obama announced his run for the presidency, charming her way into interviews with senators and presidential advisors - and sometimes, getting kicked out. She's all about peave, hugs, and juicy couture.
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Profiles in Citizen Journalism: Citizen Kate
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The UpTake kicks off this new series with Chicago's intrepid Citizen Kate. She's been hot on the campaign trail since Obama announced his run for the presidency, charming her way into interviews with senators and presidential advisors - and sometimes, getting kicked out.
She's all about peace, hugs, and juicy couture.
More at http://theuptake.org and http://citizenkate.tv |
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Journalism 3G
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The first symposium on Computation + Journalism was at Georgia Tech this past weekend. The list of panelists was enough to make your brain bleed, and everyone came away smarter...and then went drinking to forget some bits. |
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Commencement -- Columbia School of Journalism
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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 Journalism. And joining in for even more hip happiness are several of Gilda's SNL cohorts. Paul Schaffer (Late Night with David Letterman) plays straight man and plays up a musical storm. Father Guido Sarducci (Don Novello), rock critic and gossip columnist for the Vatican's L'Osservatore Romano, reveals the astonishing "Kennedy/Lincoln Coincidenza" and poses a new model for higher education: the five-minute university. |
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OUTFOXED Rupert Murdoch's War on Journalism Interviews Video
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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 here, allows me as a filmmaker to know immediately how I can use a piece of content in my films. I could think of no better way to walk the talk myself than by releasing the interviews from Outfoxed here under a license that allows other filmmakers to use my material in new and creative ways. I look forward to seeing what others do with these interviews." Outfoxed: Rupert Murdoch's War on Journalism is a 2004 documentary film by progressive filmmaker Robert Greenwald that is highly critical of the Fox News Channel, and its owner, Rupert Murdoch, claiming that the channel is used to promote and advocate right-wing views. The film says this pervasive bias contradicts the channel's claim of being "Fair and Balanced", and argues that Fox News has been engaging in what amounts to consumer fraud. The documentary was not released theatrically, but rather was distributed in DVD format by the progressive Political action committee MoveOn.org, and sold online through Internet retailers such as Amazon.com, where it was a top-seller in July 2004. MoveOn.org had helped promote the DVD release by taking out a full-page advertisement in The New York Times. The film examines the global growth of Murdoch's media enterprise in the context of concentration of media ownership considerations, and argues that having one person in control of a large media conglomerate might infringe freedom of the press. Outfoxed negatively portrays Fox News on several fronts: It criticizes Fox News' coverage during the lead-up to, and the aftermath of, the 2003 invasion of Iraq. It claims that commentators such as Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity attempt to intimidate guests with whom they disagree, such as author and activist Jeremy Glick. It states that more airtime and coverage is given to Republican politicians, particularly those in the George W. Bush administration, than to Democrats. It portrays Fox News management, including owner Rupert Murdoch and president Roger Ailes, both conservatives, as controlling the network's content, and further portrays editorial control from Murdoch on down as ensuring which stories and issues are covered and that the coverage is from a strongly conservative perspective. It asserts that suspensions or other reprisals are given to reporters and producers for not promoting the channel's political point of view. Former Fox News journalists appear in the film critiquing the methods and perceived integrity of their former employer. For example, Jon Du Pre, a former reporter for Fox News' West Coast bureau, alleged that he had been suspended by Fox News management because his live shots from the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library on Ronald Reagan's birthday — which Du Pre described was like a "holy day" to Fox News' hierarchy — were not "celebratory enough." A former Fox News military contributor, Larry C. Johnson, also claimed that he was in high demand to give on-air analysis on the War on Terror, until he called into question on Hannity & Colmes whether or not the United States could fight two wars (in Afghanistan and Iraq) simultaneously, an incident after which Johnson says he was promptly ignored as a potential Fox News contributor. http://www.outfoxed.org/ Outfoxed documentary about Fox News from producer/director Robert Greenwald. Creative Commons license: Sampling Plus |
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UCLan - the best place to study journalism
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'There's no better place to study Journalism'. So says Richard Frediani, former UCLan journalism student and Head of ITV News, Granada, and winner of the 2007 BAFTA Award for Best News Coverage. View our video to see how other UCLan graduates have fast-tracked their careers with top employers, including the BBC, Sky News and Lancashire Evening Post.
UCLan's Department of Journalism is the oldest in England - we have taught students the skills and knowledge needed to become successful journalists for over 40 years. So if you're planning to study journalism, there's really only one place to come - UCLan. To find out more visit www.ukjournalism.org |
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OUTFOXED: Rupert Murdoch's War on Journalism pt 1 of 8
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A documentary about the FOX News Channel's neoconservative bias. |
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The Reboot: Tommy Tallarico on Video Game Journalism
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Tommy Tallarico of Video Games Live talks about the state of video game journalism. I thought it was fitting to post this video with the recent rumor of Gamespot.com editor Jeff Gerstmann reportedly getting fired for giving Kane and Lynch a 6/10. For more go to:
http://www.rebootshow.com
http://www.podtech.net/home/category/editorial/entertainment/the-reboot/
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Peter Gabriel on human rights and citizen journalism
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http://www.ted.com Musician and activist Peter Gabriel explains the personal motivation behind his work with human-rights watchdog Witness. He shares stories of everyday people using video cameras to expose human rights abuses around the world, and poses the question: if injustice happens and a camera is there to capture it, can it be ignored? Peter Gabriel first took the musical stage by storm with the band Genesis, but has enjoyed a successful solo career with hits like "In Your Eyes." In 1989 he founded the Real World label for global music and the Real World Studios in Bath, England. In 1992 he co-founded Witness, a watchdog organization that gives video cameras to ordinary citizens to document human-rights abuses, so the perpetrators may be brought to justice. (Recorded February 2006 in Monterey, CA. Duration: 14:50) |
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Fender Bender (Concordia Broadcast Journalism) - 11/30/06
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News and current affairs program from the Journalism Department of Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. This is a production of the Intro to Television class. Original Air Date: November 30, 2006. |
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Columbia Journalism School International Welcome Video
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WAIT 20 SECONDS: Columbia Graduate School of Journalism's 2006 international students prepared this video for the incoming international students in the Class of 2007. When you play the video, you will need to let about 20 seconds pass, as the first pictures don't start until then.
To learn more about the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism in NYC, please visit: http://www.jrn.columbia.edu |
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OUTFOXED: Rupert Murdoch's War on Journalism -- Trailer
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http://www.outfoxed.org/ Outfoxed documentary about Fox News from producer/director Robert Greenwald |
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