Media
BitDepth 731 posted
17/05/10 20:11 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth#731, a look at how
photography and corporate communications work together in a new
media environment, is posted
here...
Comments
BitDepth 725 posted
05/04/10 22:02 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth 725, a report from a recent
TATT Open Forum on the impact of television and radio on young
people is posted here...
BitDepth 724 posted
29/03/10 21:42 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth
724, advice to media students and new practitioners about working
with new media realities is posted
here... Related vidcast,
The Creative Entrepreneur, is posted here...
BitDepth 721 posted
08/03/10 23:01 Filed in: Website Updates
That Mairoon Ali photo
11/01/10 23:52 Filed in: Photography
On the HaHaHa productions portrait from Mark Lyndersay on Vimeo.
Host Andy Johnson and guests (and subjects) Penelope Spencer and Nikki Crosby chat on the TV6 Morning Edtion show about the portrait I did of the group to launch my work on Womanwise for the Sunday Guardian.
BitDepth 711 posted
28/12/09 22:36 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth 709 posted
07/12/09 22:44 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth#709, a look at a heated
Facebook debate on copyright is posted here...
BitDepth 708 posted
01/12/09 00:27 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth 708, a reconsideration of
some media bashing in the technology sector, is posted here...
BitDepth 706 posted
16/11/09 22:40 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth
# 706, a report on a discussion about the value of intellectual
capital is posted
here...
BitDepth 702 posted
19/10/09 22:08 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth#702, a look at the increasing
sophistication of popular web memes is posted here...
BitDepth 701 posted
12/10/09 22:24 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth 701, some wild but hopefully
informed speculation on the way a local newspaper in development
might find its place in the local media landscape, is posted
here...
BitDepth 692 posted
10/08/09 22:30 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth #692, the fourth in a series
of conversations with young local entrepreneurs who are working
with technology, is posted here...
All the installments can be found linked here...
BitDepth 692 - Videographer Terry Smith's Indigroove
BitDepth 691 - Richard Rawlins' Draconian Switch
BitDepth 690 - Georgia Popplewell's work with blog aggregator Global Voices
BitDepth 689 - Brett Lewis' animation and compositing project at Movietowne
All the installments can be found linked here...
BitDepth 692 - Videographer Terry Smith's Indigroove
BitDepth 691 - Richard Rawlins' Draconian Switch
BitDepth 690 - Georgia Popplewell's work with blog aggregator Global Voices
BitDepth 689 - Brett Lewis' animation and compositing project at Movietowne
BitDepth 691 posted
03/08/09 22:05 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth 691, an interview with
Richard Rawlins, producer of local arts magazine Draconian Switch,
available only as a downloadable PDF file, is posted here...
BitDepth 690 posted
27/07/09 22:07 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth
#690, an interview with new media editor and manager Georgia
Popplewell is posted
here...
IABC talk
27/07/09 21:54 Filed in: Presentations
Kind of
forgot this. Gave a talk to the local chapter of the
IABC
with Lennox Grant on July 15. Time
was a little tight, squeezed in before AGM business, but it seems
to have gone down well. My half of the presentation, on New Media
initatives and outlets is available here in PDF format with notes.
BitDepth 683 posted
08/06/09 23:50 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth
683, a look at how newspapers need to manage their content in an
Internet age is posted
here...
View the whole three part series here...
BitDepth 681 - Newsprint, endangered
BitDepth 682 - The Dock and the Boat
BitDepth 683 - Lost opportunities, future potential
Presentation slides and audio of the presentation given by Georgia Popplewell, Mark Lyndersay and Kellie Magnus to Caribbean media practitioners in Grenada which was the inspiration for the series can be downloaded here...
View the whole three part series here...
BitDepth 681 - Newsprint, endangered
BitDepth 682 - The Dock and the Boat
BitDepth 683 - Lost opportunities, future potential
Presentation slides and audio of the presentation given by Georgia Popplewell, Mark Lyndersay and Kellie Magnus to Caribbean media practitioners in Grenada which was the inspiration for the series can be downloaded here...
BitDepth 682 posted
01/06/09 21:50 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth 682, some thoughts about the
dilemma facing newspapers today is posted here...
BitDepth 681 posted
25/05/09 22:24 Filed in: Website Updates
BitDepth 681, some thoughts related to
a talk I gave in Grenada to journalists at the Caribbean Media and
Communication Conference on May 14, 2009 is posted here...
Notes on TATT's response
04/08/08 23:35 Filed in: Musing
Information Minister responds
21/03/08 09:00 Filed in: Editorials
Information Minister Neil Parsanal
wrote this response to the
editorial of March 17 in a letter to the Guardian after its
publication.
I should note that I often write the editorial without having had the benefit of witnessing the incidents or issues that are the subjects of the day's opinion leader.
I do, however, try to draw conclusions based on at least two reports of the situation. In this case, both Newsday's report on the incident and the TV6 report under the heading "Things that make you go...huh?" asserted that the reporter, Sean Douglas' microphone had been silenced.
Whether or not Mr Parsanal threw the switch, as Information Minister, he had the right and leverage to continue the discussion to the satisfaction of both the reporter and the media in attendance.
The response was published in the Guardian of March 21. Read More...
I should note that I often write the editorial without having had the benefit of witnessing the incidents or issues that are the subjects of the day's opinion leader.
I do, however, try to draw conclusions based on at least two reports of the situation. In this case, both Newsday's report on the incident and the TV6 report under the heading "Things that make you go...huh?" asserted that the reporter, Sean Douglas' microphone had been silenced.
Whether or not Mr Parsanal threw the switch, as Information Minister, he had the right and leverage to continue the discussion to the satisfaction of both the reporter and the media in attendance.
The response was published in the Guardian of March 21. Read More...
Media and Government - March 17
17/03/08 19:51 Filed in: Editorials
Here's a new one. I've referenced
editorials that I've written for the Trinidad Guardian in this
virtual space, most notably here, but this is the first time that
I'm reproducing one directly as an entry on the blog.
Editorials are a curious piece of work for me. They need to represent the thinking of the newspaper's editor and publisher, or at least such thinking as they would be comfortable with.
After writing almost 600 of these, I have to acknowledge that some of them are also my own opinion, free and clear. This one was important enough to share here. There may be others in the future. Read More...
Editorials are a curious piece of work for me. They need to represent the thinking of the newspaper's editor and publisher, or at least such thinking as they would be comfortable with.
After writing almost 600 of these, I have to acknowledge that some of them are also my own opinion, free and clear. This one was important enough to share here. There may be others in the future. Read More...
Getting invited
17/12/07 23:53 Filed in: Media
Holding
onto your integrity, along with your dignity, at a Christmas party
should be higher on the media agenda. Read More...
What's next for media?
03/09/07 03:15 Filed in: Website Updates
