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Thailand’s Got Talent contestant: another YouTube phenomena
Following the footsteps of Susan Boyle’s glory, Thailands got talent transgender contestant suprises the judges and the audience with her unique voice. Since the video was uploaded on the 14th of March, Bell Nuntita’s performance has received over 3 million views on youtube- … Continue reading
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Tagged internet, online video, thailands got talent, youtube
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Top ten video journalism sites
It’s dawned on me that I may not be the only one with no prior experience video, but an interest in the medium. During my crash-course look at video journalism, I’ve encountered many sites with useful titbits- and others that … Continue reading
Interview with video journalist – The internet has given video journalism a platform
I seem to have spent a lot of time on this blog talking about video journalism, without having spoken to many professional video journalists. In a bid to rectify this I spoke to Tom Chown, a BBC trained video journalist … Continue reading
VJ as it used to be.
As I was pondering the impact of video journalism on news reporting, I started to recall some of my earliest memories of ground-breaking news. 4th June 1989, the crackdown in Tiananmen Square started in earnest. I was 16 years old … Continue reading
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Libyan woman pleas for help but dragged by Gaddafi forces
The Telegraph posted a video today of a Libyan woman being dragged by government minders as she makes a plea for help at hotel full of foreign journalists. The woman dragged, Iman Al-Obeidi, said had been detained at a checkpoint in the Libyan capital and was … Continue reading
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Tagged foreign reporters in libya, gaddafi, libya, libyan woman
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Snake attacks girl on a Dutch TV show
According to the Telegraph, a female contestant from a Dutch reality TV show was attacked by a snake leaving her in hospital for a few days for observation. The contestant, Ymke Wieringa was taking part in RTL- ‘Real Girls in the Jungle’- … Continue reading
Interview with VJ Movement- video journalism and international reporting
The other day I mentioned The VJ movement on a blog. The organisation’s website hosts some pretty impressive videos and brings together work from over 150 video journalists. It’s also based on some worthy objectives including a wish to improve … Continue reading
Muslim cricket star promotes British values
Pakistani cricketer, Mushtaq Ahmed, is backing a campaign that would promote British values in a new YouTube video according to the Evening Standard. UK authorities are doing all they can to prevent a terror attack on the 2012 London olympics, … Continue reading
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Tagged cricket, london 2012 olympics, mushtaq ahmed, muslims, olympics 2012
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Fighter jet crashes in Libya
This video footage of a fighter jet crashing has been all over the internet today. This particular clip having had 146, 885 viewers since yesterday. Latest reports suggest it was a rebel fighter jet, which was possibly shot down, over … Continue reading
Journalism in Motion 
What do you think of online video journalism?
There’s a lot of talk about online journalism as a growing phenomenon- but who is actually using videos to source news? We spoke to fellow bloggers and the public to find out: Jake from Wikileaks and beyond said online video journalism … Continue reading →