Rosenblum launches Verizon-backed news unit in DC
Steve Safran September 26th, 2006
Michael Rosenblum is working with Verizon to launch a video news project that will converge news gathering and distribution via cellphone, web and cable. Terry Heaton reports that the pilot could very well be the first of many to come in several cities and might give traditional TV news operations reason to watch closely. The model is inexpensive and is worth keeping an eye on. Writes Terry: “The news will be by and for young people, I’m sure, and it by-passes all the traditional routes.”
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1. thewashingtonchannel | September 26th, 2006 at 7:20 am
it’s been over 1/2 an hour and no one has lambasted Rosenblum. wazzup LR’ers???
it is interesting to read what terry links to at the end of his blog entry where he says, “i told you so, three years ago”.
that part about “video not driving the internet” is a classic!!!
2. 5w50 | September 26th, 2006 at 11:30 am
It’s like fighting rodents or cockroaches.
Over generations they grow restistant to poison, so they keep coming back.
Harold Hill, anyone?
3. Lost Remote TV Blog&hellip | November 17th, 2006 at 4:55 pm
[...] You may remember, we mentioned back in September that video journalist (VJ) pioneer Michael Rosenblum is launching a hyperlocal video news project in Washington DC. Now he’s posted a job for a managing editor/executive producer to oversee five VJs. The plan is to distribute coverage via cell phone, web and cable. Interesting stuff. [...]
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