PPC Hits the Semi-Sorta Big-Time

T.L. James — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 05:57:20 +0000

A short, choppy featurette by our neighbors on the press riser on election night. I wish I had thought to do something like this when I had my hands on the big Sony we were using for interviews. (Yes, Michael self-identifies as National Review Online, but he’s still one of us.)

An amusing aside: Bob Zubrin (who is quite active in at least the rank-and-file level in Colorado Republican circles) was at one point examining our setup quite intently. Unfortunately, I had two interviews teed up and by the time I was through, he was gone.

Old Media vs. New Media

T.L. James — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 02:55:11 +0000

A simple illustration of the difference between old media and new media:

The camera on the left was used by C-SPAN to tape (on a separate tape deck and 8″ CRT) the appearance by Ambassador Paul Bremer at the recent Leadership Program of the Rockies annual retreat. In regular definition. For later uploading to the DC headquarters for editing and broadcast.

The camera on the right is a consumer camcorder, which we at People’s Press Collective use to broadcast events like last week’s Congressional District 4 Debate live to the internet. In high definition. And did I mention we do it live?

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PPC Hits the Semi-Sorta Big-Time

Old Media vs. New Media