Groundreport Videos

Rachel Sterne from Groundreport talks with Jennifer Carroll from Gannett Digital about Gannett's efforts in the digital media space. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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Ever wanted to be a reporter? Now s your chance.Global citizen journalism website http://www.GroundReport.com is looking for citizen journalists to cover the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Now through August 31, 2008, GroundReport is inviting amateur and professional reporters to submit their original video reports from Beijing.The winning video will get $500 and feature on GroundReport s home page.Why is GroundReport doing this? Because the Beijing Olympics will be the first covered by Citizen Journalists. And while traditional media converges in Beijing, we want to know the story behind the story, from regular people like YOU.Here are the rules: 1. All video must be submitted through GroundReport.com. Click here to register now for a GroundReport.com account: http://www.groundreport.com/register.php 2. Video must take place in Beijing, China, between the dates of June 25, 2008 and August 31, 2008. 3. Video must be no more than 5 minutes in length. 4. Video must be your original work. 5. Videographers must not enter the Olympic Stadium or Olympic Villages during the Olympic Games as this is against the Olympic Charter. 6. Video must be in English.Prize: $500 USD and feature on the home page of GroundReport.com.Who can submit videos? Anyone. Students, journalists, tourists, athletes, spectators and anyone who is interested can participate.What are we looking for?Whatever you come up with-- here are a few ideas: * Protests * Economic development and construction * Ex-pat communities * Interviews with athletes, attendees, Olympic officials, Westerners, business owners, athletes parents, etc. * Hospitality / Entertainment / Restaurants * Translation of Chinese media coverage * Coverage of foreign media presence * Whatever you capture!Thanks. We can t wait to see what you discover.

Submission for the Beijing Olympics Video Contest. The attached video was shot 22 July 2008, in Beijing, China. Catch a glimpse of how Beijing's Tiananmen Square is preparing for the upcoming Olympics.... http://www.groundreport.com/Arts_and_Culture/Tiananmen-Square-Preparing-for-the-Olympics Author: GroundReport Keywords: beijing olympics tiananmen square groundreport Added: July 22, 2008

GroundReport.com is a citizen journalism platform free of censorship or media spin. Our mission is to democratize the media. http://www.groundreport.com/Opinion/test_14 Author: GroundReport Keywords: citizen journalism groundreport ground report Added: July 8, 2008

Ever wanted to be a reporter? Now's your chance. Global citizen journalism website http://www.GroundReport.com is looking for citizen journalists to cover the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Now through August 31, 2008, GroundReport is inviting amateur and professional reporters to submit their original video reports from Beijing. The winning video will get $500 and feature on GroundReport's home page. Why is GroundReport doing this? Because the Beijing Olympics will be the first covered by Citizen Journalists. And while traditional media converges in Beijing, we want to know the story behind the story, from regular people like YOU. Here are the rules: 1. All video must be submitted through GroundReport.com. Click here to register now for a GroundReport.com account: http://www.groundreport.com/register.php 2. Video must take place in Beijing, China, between the dates of June 25, 2008 and August 31, 2008. 3. Video must be no more than 5 minutes in length. 4. Video must be your original work. 5. Videographers must not enter the Olympic Stadium or Olympic Villages during the Olympic Games as this is against the Olympic Charter. 6. Video must be in English. Prize: $500 USD and feature on the home page of GroundReport.com. Who can submit videos? Anyone. Students, journalists, tourists, athletes, spectators and anyone who is interested can participate. What are we looking for? Whatever you come up with-- here are a few ideas: * Protests * Economic development and construction * Ex-pat communities * Interviews with athletes, attendees, Olympic officials, Westerners, business owners, athletes' parents, etc. * Hospitality / Entertainment / Restaurants * Translation of Chinese media coverage * Coverage of foreign media presence * Whatever you capture! Thanks. We can't wait to see what you discover.

Rachel Sterne, CEO of GroundReport, interviews Darry Siry, Tesla's VP of Marketing

GroundReport Founder and CEO Rachel Sterne discusses how citizen journalists use the website to share news stories and images while also receiving revenue.

Author: nextNYers Added: Mon, 03 Dec 2007 09:04:07 -0800 Duration: 378GroundReport Founder and CEO Rachel Sterne discusses how citizen journalists use the website to share news stories and images while also receiving revenue.

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