You Can’t Get Fired For Lying
Newspapers filled their headlines with it, the United States Senate investigated it, and Robert Redford made a movie about - it was the television quiz show scandals of the 50’s. ...
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Can television make our children smarter?
Science and math are important, but are they entertaining? Can you develop a series around these subjects that will have kids leaving the mall early or abandoning their Xbox? With...
Do we really need TV news updates in the bathroom?
It wasn’t too many years ago when they put TV’s in elevators. I must admit it was a marvel. I could travel 32 stories straight up in a small box...
TV Production for the small, small screen
TV’s are getting bigger while television productions are gearing up for the smallest screen in the arsenal of viewing devices – the mobile phone. Albie Hecht, the man behind SpongeBob...
Citizen Journalist – The New Reporter on the block
Got a video recording device? Congratulations you’re a journalist. YouTube announced the launch of YouTube Direct, a new tool that allows news and media organizations to request, review, and rebroadcast...
Behind the making of Reality TV Shows
Matthew Ostrom is the VP of Current Series and Development for Original Media. Matt and I worked together several years ago and since then he’s been busy creating original programming...