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I love these multi-media style articles. Didn't anyone else feel completely transported when they watched the yuca getting cooked and saw that woman's tears? C
by jdpigeon 8y ago
I love these multi-media style articles. Didn't anyone else feel completely transported when they watched the yuca getting cooked and saw that woman's tears?
Certainly it's not the right choice for every story, but I think it's often better than a typical narrated video piece. Here's another one that I think takes advantage of the format beautifully: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/british-columbia/kinder-morgan-trans-mountain-pipeline-bc-coast/article35043172/ https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/british-columbia/kinder...
- jdietrich 8y ago>Didn't anyone else feel completely transported when they watched the yuca getting cooked and saw that woman's tears? I felt an intense pang of shame as my mouse hovered over the "next" button.
- preinheimer 8y agoI found the experience really confusing. I wasn't sure if the segment I was on had ended and I should continue, or if there was a pause in the narration. A single video would have been much easier to digest.