New York Times: In Panama, Expanding the Shortcut Between the Seas
Wednesday, 17 August 2011, 08:46
Moving beyond the traditional audio slideshow: this NY Times interactive about the expansion of the Panama Canal combines audio with panoramic photography.
Paul Bradshaw: The investigated ‘investigate’: Primark does Panorama
Friday, 17 June 2011, 14:39
"The [Primarl] video borrows all the language of investigative journalism (if not Panorama's production values) to 'follow the trail' of the investigation's producer in making the programme – before lapsing into promotional vid…
PR Week: Primark accuses Panorama of ‘deceiving millions’ following BBC Trust findings
Friday, 17 June 2011, 11:50
"Primark’s response to the BBC Trust’s findings has been packaged up on a microsite, which includes the statement along with a video explaining Primark’s case and a timeline of events. Primark’s long-standing retained agency Citigate Dewe …
BBC News: Royal wedding: Spot yourself in our hi-def crowd picture
Sunday, 1 May 2011, 21:51
"This high-definition, 1.15-gigapixel picture, is a composite of 189 images. The full picture measures 81,471 pixels by 14,154 pixels. The field of view covers 200 degrees. … Photography by Henry Stuart / Spherical Images"
Teaching Online Journalism: Why the Las Vegas Sun is so great (Part 2)
Monday, 22 September 2008, 07:53
"It’s not only [the 988 pixels wide] size that sets Las Vegas Sun video apart; it’s the options. Download a version for your iPod. Or download the HDTV/720p version and watch it really big in your living room. … Subscribe to videos (or photos) via RSS (lots of options there). And yeah, they’re in iTunes. And on YouTube."
Sunday, 17 June 2007, 10:26
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Ex-Panorama man Tom Mangold slams the programme in the Independent on Sunday. Apparently the WiFi episode was its most "embarassiing" "turkey". An interesting statement, given the paper it’s published in…
Sunday, 13 May 2007, 12:17
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"The [John Sweeny/Scientology] incident is one of the first examples of ‘video ambushing’, where organisations being investigated turn the camera on the film makers."
Sunday, 13 May 2007, 11:36
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John Sweeney on the video of him losing it in an interview with Scientologists: "I fell into his elephant trap. He shouted at me and I shouted back, louder. If you are interested in becoming a TV journalist, it is a fine example of how not to do it."
