Newspaper video
Newspapers keep adding more online video and
getting better at doing it. The Washington Post started by training
almost 200 print
reporters
to shoot video; now they're giving still photographers video cameras
and having them shoot daily stories. Chet
Rhodes, a former TV guy, is now assistant managing editor for news video
at washingtonpost.com. He told
Andy Plesser that the paper's goal is "to get everyone on
board with video as a storytelling medium." (Link via Mindy
McAdams)
Another newspaper is getting into the online newscast game. "Ledger
Live" from the Newark Star-Ledger is "not local TV news." But
what is it, exactly?
Check the Webcast here [it
debuted on Monday, July 28]. Care to compare it to what other papers
have done? Read the updated AJR
column.
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