It’s an exciting time for not just broadcast journalism but for the very concept of journalism itself as technological advancements, arguably like never before, push the industry into new frontiers….
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Working in broadcast journalism is a funny old beast—sometimes dangerous, certainly unpredictable, and almost always challenging. While years of experience in the field and training at a broadcast journalism school…
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ING’s News Division recently conducted a study on the impact of social media on news and journalism and the results are quite astounding. It’s important to note that ING is based…
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NYFA: Can you tell us a little bit about yourself, your background, and what made you decide to get into broadcast journalism? Suzane de Oliveira: I’m a Brazilian journalist and…
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There is hardly a month that goes by that someone doesn’t declare print journalism as ‘dead’, often using the medium to do so. While the industry has definitely changed dramatically…
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Far from being a special effect reserved for high-budget broadcasting, carefully-implemented chroma keys can help add a professional layer of polish to any production, both studio and amateur. Chroma key…
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Ana Puod took what she learned at the New York Film Academy School of Broadcast Journalism and brought her new skills and knowledge back to her home in the Philippines….
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Upon graduating from the New York Film Academy’s School of Broadcast Journalism, Miriam Eryan scored a dream job at The Morning Show in Australia. Miriam now works as a freelance news and…
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