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Информационная графика в 17-й номер журнала «Русский Репортер» в 2008 году. Разворот посвящен электронным правительствам.
Wenig bekannte Version einer Kamera, die baugleich oder -ähnlich unter diversen Markennamen wie Cosina, Carena, Proloisirs, Argus, Interflex, Ibfaflex und Prinzflex auf dem Markt war. Alle tragen den Einstellknopf für Verschlußgeschwindigkeit und Filmempfindlichkeit auf der Vorderseite. Vertikaler mechanischer Schlitzverschluß, ohne Blitzschuh. Vermutlich Ende der 60er oder Anfang der 70er von Chinon/Japan gebaut.
Unusual version of a SLR, which was offered under the brands of Cosina, Carena, Proloisirs, Argus, Interflex, Ibfaflex and Prinzflex. Likewise unusual is the position of the shutter speed dial on the front side. Mechanical shutter, metal, vertical; no hot shoe. Probably built in the late sixties or early seventies by Chinon/Japan.
In the field reporting for Family Ride Time Magazine is Bailey Boo. Her euqipment is her birthday present and Mackenzie's new tri-pod found at a garage sell for $4. She has really got an eye for the action. She takes her job so serious, always in the middle of the shot.
The concerned citizen, holding the book warning of the dangers of communism, is apparently answering the questions of a reporter. We don't really think much about communism anymore, but in the 1970s the world was a bit different.
Plan's Youth Reporter activity in January 2014 gathered together 280 children and young people from 12 communities in Leyte and Eastern Samar - provinces in the Philippines where Typhoon Haiyan dealt the most damage.
The activity provided an opportunity for these young Filipinos to share and process their experiences during the typhoon in a supportive environment. Using Flipcam video cameras and working in small groups of “junior news crews”, they were able to express their opinions and needs as disaster-affected children and youth to the rest of the world in a creative and empowering manner.
A Spanish reporter gets interrupted as the crowd in the Dupont Circle fountain throws a Spanish flag over his head.
The Fox News desk is busy covering the congressional talks on immigration reform. More than 100 West Point cadets studying American Politics spent the day at Eisenhower Hall Nov. 9 taking on the roles of congressmen, lobbyists, journalists and presidential advisors to tackle the issue of immigration reform. For the cadets participating, the event revealed the realities of life as a Washington insider, with deal-making, muckraking, negotiations and debate. Strategic use of political capital was needed to succeed. Photo by Mike Strasser, West Point Public Affairs
Something was happening at this place, perhaps a diplomatic embassy or Presidential/Prime Ministerial Home. This reporter was doing a story on whatever event it was.
If anyone knows who this reporter is and what station in Athens she works for I'd love to know. Also, what the significance of this residence is. It was along the main boulevard that led from Panathinaiko Stadium to Kolonaki Square (Kolonaki Street?) Thanks!
Plan's Youth Reporter activity in January 2014 gathered together 280 children and young people from 12 communities in Leyte and Eastern Samar - provinces in the Philippines where Typhoon Haiyan dealt the most damage.
The activity provided an opportunity for these young Filipinos to share and process their experiences during the typhoon in a supportive environment. Using Flipcam video cameras and working in small groups of “junior news crews”, they were able to express their opinions and needs as disaster-affected children and youth to the rest of the world in a creative and empowering manner.
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina - Wednesday October 10, 2018: IOC Young Reporter Maho Obata laughs while sharing her experiences on the Storyteller Podcast at the Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Reporters at the Oct. 29, 2010, news conference at which Gov. Chris Gregoire announced that bids for the SR 99 bored tunnel are within the project budget. Learn more about the Alaskan Way Viaduct and Seawall Replacement program.
Iranian reporter, standing on the roof of a car, give an account about Al-Quds manifest in Tehran. Trying to have the best shot, I almost interrupted her programme!
Well here concludes the essay, but i figured i should get the picture of me as a reporter, because well, that is how i looked while writing that part of the essay. I'm sorry it was 1 in the morning, i think im writting in this picture, or mabe im sleeping
Korea.net Honorary Reporters Tour in Busan
October 27. 2016
Busan
Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Korean Culture and Information Service
Korea.net (www.korea.net)
Official Photographer : Jeon Han
This official Republic of Korea photograph is being made available only for publication by news organizations and/or for personal printing by the subject(s) of the photograph. The photograph may not be manipulated in any way. Also, it may not be used in any type of commercial, advertisement, product or promotion that in any way suggests approval or endorsement from the government of the Republic of Korea.
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2016-10-27
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THE COMICS REPORTER
May 19, 2012
Stefano Gaudiano On Roy Lichtenstein
And Hilary Barta
posted May 19, 2012
Thanks for posting the link to the Barta/Lichtenstein article. About 10 years ago I dropped a Lichtenstein-like painting in the background of a Batman comic -- It wasn't meant as a statement, just suited the location and historical setting of the scene. My editor called and asked to remove that detail from the panel, as DC's legal department had expressed concerns about opening themselves to lawsuits from the Lichtenstein estate. I reassured him that the image was altered enough to defeat potential infringement claims, and suggested that rather than deleting the detail, we should consider using it as a cover image, and see what kind of mess the Lichtenstein estate would find itself in if they dared to sue a comics publisher for appropriation of a Lichtenstein comics-based image.
The experience was helpful in shaping my thoughts about the ownership of images and intellectual property. Framing the issue in terms of "who owns what" ends up thickening the smoke screen around the root issue of how resources are managed and allocated in a thoroughly interconnected culture.
Source: BATMAN: FAMILY #2; Jan 2003, DC Comics
Credits: Scene written by John Francis Moore; panel layout by Rick Hoberg, revised by Stefano Gaudiano and inked by Damon Brown (Damon was uncredited in the book); colors by Carla Feeny (with color separations by "Heroic Age"); lettering by John Workman. Matt Idelson, assisted by Nachie Castro, edited the book and took in good stride my defense of the Lichtenstein riff in this panel and my wish for a declaration-of-war between DC Comics and Lichtenstein's inheritors (something I would still very much like to witness in my lifetime).
Bob Kane is listed in the credits as creator of Batman, though we all know that's not the whole story.
This just occurred to me: you and I have argued over how much of an issue to make over conservative Muslim cultures' obsession with how the prophet Mohammed should or should not be portrayed. Not long ago, Matt Southworth and I were lamenting the absurdity of having to edit out company logos from the backgrounds of movies, comics, TV shows, in deference to laws that we can barely comprehend. I had not noticed the connection between these old-religious and modern-corporate forms of image control, and seeing it now makes me like even less the current environment of legislation regarding "intellectual property."
Mercedes-Benz Reporter Matthew K. in Switzerland during the Pangaea training camp. You can find more information here: bit.ly/pangaea-project