journalism
First fully AI news anchors to launch on TV next year
A news channel has revealed that it will be the first to use fully AI-generated news reporters as early as February 2024. Los Angeles-based Channel…
New movie starring Kate Winslet portrays wartime photographer Lee Miller
Production is underway for a new movie about the life of wartime photographer and correspondent Lee Miller. Filming has begun in Croatia, with actress Kate…
Photojournalist under fire for staging a photo of a child burning a mask
A Getty contributing independent photojournalist Maranie R. Staab recently covered an anti-mask protest in Portland, Oregon. She was captured in a video photographing a child…
Leica launches Q2 Reporter Edition, a “photojournalist version” of Leica Q2
Leica has just announced a new version of an existing camera: the Q2 Reporter Edition. Similar to the M10-P Reporter, it was also designed with…
A Free Guide to Mobile Journalism Part 7 – Best mobile editing apps for smartphones
Synonymous with smartphone editing is a growing tendency to worship new apps and post on social media about the new features as quickly as possible….
A Free Guide to Mobile Journalism Part 6 – Using smartphone audio to tell a story
In the TV business, we have a saying “waiting on sound” and no truer words have ever been spoken. Soundos are always doing something like…
A Free Guide to Mobile Journalism Part 5 – Recording audio with smartphones
First and foremost, story rules and a story focus should always dictate the relevant technology and approach — mojo, or hybrid. Having said this, once…
A Free Guide to Mobile Journalism Part 4 – Developing Mojo Stories
In 1993, while working in television, I taught select groups from our audiences to use small digital video (DV) cameras to tell their own personal…
A Free Guide to Mobile Journalism Part 3 – The best sound and apps for a mobile workflow
Once you have decided whether your phone is mojo-friendly — enough speed, power, and memory — you might consider the following mojo tools.
A Free Guide to Mobile Journalism Part 2 – New Smartphone or Old?
One of the first questions I’m asked during my training workshops is, “Can I do mojo on my phone?” “Not if you don’t have memory!”…






































