From the AP:
For an audition to be second fiddle, Thursday’s debate between often ill-informed newcomer Sarah Palin and often gaffe-prone veteran Joe Biden offers unusually large pitfalls - and promise.
Oof, that’s a doozy.
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It’s interesting how much of this video, made back in 2005, is starting to come true. Will they save the journalism industry? With today’s unveiling of the Google Android phone, Google continues it’s “epic” growth over the media landscape.
And I for one welcome our new media overlords and look forward to toiling away in their underground research labs.
Also of interest is the NYTimes profile of HTC and its founder, Cher Wang. Gives a little bit of insight on why Google chose HTC (and HTC chose Google) for the hardware of their phone. Investors, start throwing your money at HTC stock now, if you have any left that is.
P.S. And to further prove my point of the impending Google take over, I switched my theme to a Google Chrome-based one that was available about a day after Google Chrome debuted.
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Camera giant Canon just announced that their new D5 Mark II will shoot HD video. A few weeks ago Nikon’s D90 hit the shelves which was all the buzz when it was revealed to shoot HD video.
Though the D5’s announced price, with lens, is almost 3X as much as the Nikon, both of these cameras open new doors for multimedia journalism. With an increasing emphasis on Web video, photojournalists are being pressured to carry more tools and equipment to capture a story.
Could these cameras lighten the load a bit?
The big question that will arise I’m sure is whether the video will be commensurate with video shot on HD handhelds. Would it be worth investing in a $3,500 camera (the Canon) that does both if the video is not as good as, say a Sanyo Xacti or a JVC Everio. Both are sub-$1000 HD cameras that are small enough to be carried along with most camera gear and shoot killer video.
Considering the technology in both of these cameras, and some of the live examples I’ve seen, I’m thinking it will all come down to personal preference. Oh, and budget of course. Personally, I’ll be investing in one of these…after Christmas when the prices come down of course.
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