My cyber mentor David Dunkley-Gyimah as posted on his blog about two topics I write about about here on solovj.com - online content distribution and the business of solo video journalism.
I have been publicly ridiculed for my personal perspective of corporate news media - and the fallacy of objectivity in the news died decades ago. [...]
Recently I’ve begun revisiting the Solo VJ paradigm and asking exactly what it is from my point of view.
I’ve come to realize that the Solo VJ paradigm is more than just about web video journalism - at least from my perspective.
I just came across an interview with Travis Fox on the USC Annenberg School for Communication.
The detractors of the Solo Video Journalist paradigm would have those who believe in being able to successfully and professionally produce quality work as a one person crew as not being possible.
Another case study disproves their argument.
Michael Rosenblum has posted what I feel is a crucial commentary that hasn’t been discussed to any real extent - that of the differences between shooting VJ content for the web as opposed to shooting for traditional broadcast television.
There is a difference and I think it needs to be expounded upon as to what I [...]
