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.
Ernest Bujok
While everyone else is at the pool…. Ernest Bujok is one of our houseguests this week.
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Brandon Follett prepares to ‘Bourdain’ a roach in Thailand…. I spent most of yesterday screening submissions for “What’s Your Trip”, a new series we are producing for The Travel Channel.
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Brother can you spare a dime? In 2006, Mohammed Yunis received the Nobel Peace Prize. Mohammed Yunis was and is a banker, and we generally don’t think of giving the Nobel Peace Prize to bankers. But Yunis was different,...
Read moreAn Ode to Sailing
The Swan under full sail…. This has, at long last, nothing to do with videojournalism, television news or the video revolution. This is August and this is about boats.
Read moreBreakfast with Richard Bookstaber
This morning we had breakfast with my friend and neighbor Richard Bookstaber on the back deck of his house in the Hamptons. It is on the water and the views were incredible, as was the food.
Read moreMeet Andre Zalbertus
He was also the Moscow correspondent for German television…. Andre Zalbertus is someone you should get to know.
Read moreThe Bottom Line
1973 2003 2013 Pay attention to the chart above. It contains the inevitable seeds of the future.
Read moreTVNewsday.com
TVNEWSDAY FOCUS ON JOURNALISM VIDEO JOURNALISM TAKES ROOT IN LOCAL TV NEWS TVNEWSDAY, Aug. 8, 8:08 AM ET The idea of replacing or at least supplementing news crews with reporter-photographers is finding some adherents among broadcasters who are trying...
Read moreDarwin Among the Machines
Its summertime in the Hamptons, and there is nothing better than sitting poolside with a good book.
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