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The example video linked on the page does not seem to want to stream: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbBj3v1F0gA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbBj3v1F0gA My
by epoxyhockey 13y ago
The example video linked on the page does not seem to want to stream: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbBj3v1F0gA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbBj3v1F0gA
My one comment, from being on both sides of the journalist fence, is that journalists love be the ones that break news. If you live stream an interview, how are they going to be the first to report on the details?
I love the idea of being open. Though, it seems like most journalists will only participate in this scheme if they have to interview you.
- whit537 13y agoThe thing is, these "open calls" are hidden in plain site. How many people are actually watching an hour and a half of me gabbing with somebody? I understand that journalism has traditionally been about "the scoop." In a world of information overload, just because something is technically open doesn't mean it's made its way into the public consciousness.
- mst 13y agoRight. Damned if I'm going to go listen to a conversation if I can read an article written as a 'transcript of the interesting bits' instead.