What will Jay Rosen do if he was a print reporter today?
Interesting thoughts from journalism associate professor Jay Rosen of PressThink and New York University.
Pushing trolleys as a sideline
That’s a video interview by INQUIRER multimedia reporter Izah Morales.
You can also read her interesting story that features a young man pushing makeshift “trolleys” as a way to make ends meet. They use train tracks as platforms to transport people from one place to another.
A snippet from the story:
“Minsan may nabangga ng tren at namatay. [...]
Should Katipunan be tricycle-free? Send your video!
Picked this up from Vox Populi:
Apart from the congested traffic during the daily rush hours, a normal sight along Katipunan Avenue in Quezon City would be the colorful tricycles that quickly traverse down the streets against monstrous trucks, missing nearby vehicles by mere inches.
But the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has banned tricycles from the [...]
Mr. Palengke turns Mr. Techie?
Watch INQUIRER.net community evangelist Alex Villafania’s video interview with Senator Manuel Roxas III who has been known as “Mr. Palengke,” talk about technology and the Internet.
Ain’t no David Pogue
No offense to David, but since we’re in the multimedia age, we might as well used the tools available to tell a story, right? (Just don’t mind the hand. I really don’t know but it keeps moving as I talk ;-))
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Lagalag on @Play & A Bugged life
I’m sending this “link of love” to @play and A Bugged Life. This is about a recent podcast interview with Lagalag’s Wilfredo Pascual. Here’s A Bugged Life’s entry:
I was able to finally talk to Wil Pascual, the creator of the Lagalag Project, which is an experiment of sorts that features Filipinos around the world and [...]
Requiem: PBS on media murder worldwide
I read this from Sylvia Mayuga’s breaking story on Global Nation (Thanks JV). It features Sheila Coronel, formerly of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism, looking at the dangers faced by today’s journalists in different countries. Below is an introduction from Frontline World’s video report titled “Requiem”:
At a time when fair and accurate news coverage [...]
(UPDATE) Nation held hostage
It was a tense day yesterday for more than 20 children and their tutors. For 10 hours, children and their teachers were held hostage inside a bus parked near the Manila City Hall. The children were freed later. While I was covering the happenings at the Commission on Elections (Comelec), everyone was distracted by this [...]
Author-journalist on convergent journalism
Author and former journalist Dr. Stephen Quinn was in Manila to attend a forum. Last Sunday, he spent a few hours with his students from the Ateneo Center for Journalism (that includes me) talking about about the Philippines, journalism, online media, mobile phones, convergent journalism in Asia, and his love for red wine! (But I [...]
Comelec has video of military campaigning–party-list groups
“Damning” evidence or not, this video taken by ABC 5 shows ex-communists, accompanied by government troops, speaking out against certain party-list groups. The Commission on Elections is allegedly holding a copy of this video clip.
Here’s the video clip courtesy of ABC 5.
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News Video: Ex-communist rebels speak out
