How’d They Do That? Kael Alford, photojournalist
In this episode, Mark talks with Kael Alford, a seasoned and extraordinary photojournalist. Kael has been published across the US and Europe in places like Time, Newsweek, The New York Times, Vanity Fair and more. She discusses the time she spent covering the US invasion of Iraq and the resulting book and exhibition: “Unembedded: Four Independent Journalists on the War in Iraq.” Kael also talks about The Foundry Photojournalism Workshop, her most recent work in southeastern Louisiana and gives tips to aspiring photojournalists.
Duration : 0:25:19
Heads-Up
This September, YouTube will launch its first journalism program. It’s a contest for aspiring reporters to tell stories that often don’t get reported by traditional media, and thus might not otherwise be told.
The first assignment in this contest is to create a video profile of someone you find compelling — someone in your community you think the world should know about.
All videos must be three minutes or less, must be in English, and can only contain content created by you.
We wanted to give you a little bit of a heads-up now, in case you wanted to get an early start.
Stayed tuned for more details on the program, including prizing, how the entries will be judged, which will be announced in a few weeks.
Duration : 0:1:10
Hofstra PCLI Ethics Program 3
The Press Club of Long Island, the local chapter of the national Society of Professional Journalists, joined with Hofstra University’s Communications Department to hold a panel discussion on journalistic ethics in an age of social media. PR, journalism, film, lifeno matter what you end up doing youll be doing it digitally. So what are the boundaries? ARE there boundaries? Technology is it. Should you use it to ruin people? Can you change the world with it? Will it make us heartless and brain dead? What are the ethics issues here?
Join Jeff Pulver (Hofstra grad and industry entrepreneur he co-founded Vonage), Dominick Miserandino, executive editor of TheCelebrityCafe.com, and Prof. Carolyn James for an interactive evening sponsored by the Press Club of Long Island.
Duration : 0:3:5
Sth. Africa: Prof. Franz Krüger on Community Radio in SA
Prof. Franz Krüger from the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, discusses radio in South Africa . Krüger is the director of the Wits Radio Academy, the centre for learning, research and public engagement around radio based in the University’s journalism programme.
He has 25 years of experience as a journalist and edits the website www.journalism.co.za. Prof. Krüger’s first book “Black, white and grey: journalism ethics in South Africa” was published in 2004 and his highly recommended second book “The Radio Journalism Toolkit” was published in 2006.
Duration : 0:9:33
Retro Police Car Stopping Antique Auto exiting Grand Nationals Moncton
Retro Police Car stopping a Antique Auto coming out of Centenial Park just off St. George Blvd on Centenial Drive just after 4PM . Looks like just a warning! why don’t that ever happen to ME? 
Duration : 0:0:48
Milton Friedman on education.Jeremy Scahill on Real Time with Bill Maher.
Jeremy Scahill calls out White House Correspondent Chuck Todd.
Duration : 0:10:20
Mass Communication : Broadcasting & Mass Communications
Broadcasting as a form of mass communication was revolutionary because it could reach everyone of all cultures and ideologies at the same time. Understand the difference between broadcasting and other forms of mass media with help from a communications professor in this free video on communication.
Expert: Michael Morgan
Bio: Dr. Michael Morgan is a professor of communication at the University of Massachusetts, and he has published many writings on issues of mass communication.
Filmmaker: David Pakman
Duration : 0:2:13
Are subMedia and Pepperspray Productions Real Journalists?
http://submedia.tv
The Real News Network, with thanks to TheUptake.org will live stream a
panel discussion tonight from St. Paul Minnesota. During the Republican
National Convention this month, over 800 people were arrested by St Paul
police for participating in protests. Over two dozen media were also
arrested for being caught up with the protests while filming or
recording the events.
Tonight from 8pm EST (North America) there will be a panel discussion
from St. Paul with:
Mara Gottfried, Pioneer Press
Jonathan Malat, KARE-11
Asst. St. Paul Police Chief Matt Bostrum
St. Paul Dep. Mayor Anne Mullholland
The panel will be moderated by Al Tompkins from the Poynter Institute.
Duration : 0:10:15
Toronto Police Attack Peaceful Protesters and Journalists at G20 Protests
June 26, 2010, Toronto, Ontario-After a large march and rally against the meeting of the G20, police attacked a crowd of peaceful protesters in Queens Park. The following clip shows police attacking and arresting protesters. At 1:02, video journalist Brandon Jourdan is thrown to the ground and beaten by police while shooting video.
Duration : 0:1:48