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Five Hours by Air
Marshall McCarroll of Paramount News writes about a trip he took aboard a US Army bomber back on March 13, 1940 in which he and his fellow newsreel cameramen had to put their competitive nature aside and cooperate for five hours to shoot a story that if they were lucky, […]
Read More →Social Media for Small Business – Start With The Basics
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Despite the ubiquity of social media, its application in small business is still a subject where there is a hunger for basic understanding. People who understand social media tools, and have been using them for years, can use their knowledge to help small business owners get lift. Getting a small business off the ground is Read More →
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“Two buddies down”
Fred “Red” Felbinger of Paramount News writes about his fellow newsreelers cameraman Norman Alley and soundman Jerry Altifleish’s tagging along with the Hutchinson family’s flight attempt across the Atlantic Ocean. The aircraft that Alley and Altifleish were aboard went down in the sea near Greenland on September 13, 1932 and […]
Read More →Bryan Frank has shared a story with you on Backspaces
I thought my days of Pope coverage was all behind me. Well, never say, “never”. http://www.backspac.es/r/UIXgxhEmqr
Read More →Bryan Frank has shared a story with you on Backspaces
I thought my days of Pope coverage was all behind me. Well, never say, “never”. http://www.backspac.es/r/UIXgxhEmqr
Read More →Getting that on-air TV job
First and foremost, it’s not about you. Tanya Carter is assistant news director at WABG-TV in Greenville, Miss. She’s also one of the primary news anchors, so she’s seen both sides of the job hunt. She’s says that just having a good camera presence is not enough to get you hired. “So, you have the …
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