A Day in the Life of a Modern Newspaper
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2017
- This short documentary film 'A Day in the Life of a Modern Newspaper,' follows the Pulitzer Prize-winning organization, Charlotte Observer.
This project was funded as part of The North Carolina Humanities Council's 'Pulitzer NC', a 2016 statewide celebration of the centennial of The Pulitzer Prizes. For more information visit www.pulitzernc.org.
I work for an independently owned newspaper/media company in Louisiana. It's a difficult time to keep a DAILY printed newspaper going. But, we're working hard to keep it going, and take pride that we are still around in 2023! Was so happy to see this documentary!!
Stay resilient G! 💪
Where in Louisiana? Anywhere near Natchitoches?
Thank you!
This was very well done. I hope they get to the bottom of that prison abuse scandal.
I still enjoy reading my daily newspaper delivered to my home. Sure it's not the latest news but it's a professionally edited selection of the most important news stories of the past 24 hours. My newspaper doesn't use bandwidth or battery on my phone and doesn't tire my eyes reading it. To me digital is relatively invisible and "out of sight is out of mind" right? Newspapers literally hits the streets: they're seen. I like also the tactile nature of paper and how I can personally engage and interact with it, like saving clippings. Digital records on the other hand can be altered - remember 1984 the novel?
Enjoyed that!
The people in the warehouse don't get enough credit.
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UK and India both countries actors making english films and TV serials trade affairs very important. David
It's ironic that TV used to be faster than newspapers, but it's reversed with the internet.
Powell Perralta.
Wow..
whats the name of this newspaper
The Charlotte observer
0:29
This video has very quiet audio.
Well, that's quite a difference to the time when reporters used typewriters.
Whats a Typewriter?
@@CARLIN4737 ha ha, you're so funny! 🤦
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11:30...
Kind of depressing, look up most of these people now, they're out of the industry 6 years later
17:28
And alteady this is probably no longer "modern." Things in the news world, or world altogether, cbange so fast. A lot of newspapers these days are even just working from home.
this newsroom is so old and white
Our Republic has been, and continues to strive for the perfection of this American experiment.
What experiment? A meritocracy. Where all Men and Women are created equal...
What we want is an America where everyone is treated equally, and with dignity, regardless of skin color, religion, gender, etc. You know, like Martin Luther King Jr said, in his dream. It's really the American dream, not a middle class family with 2.5 kids, a mortgage for a lovely home, and a couple of cars. It's Liberty and Justice for all.
I, honestly, didn't notice what color any of those people were. I don't care.
But, I think I understand you. We must all insist on merit as the standard; to the exclusion of all else.
May the best news person get the job, whoever they are.
And, as a consumer of news, I choose my news provider based on truth, honesty, lack of bias, humility, and accuracy. I don't care, usually I'm not even aware, if the writer is white or otherwise. I want news that informs me, makes me think, and doesn't require me to spend my valuable time fact checking them.
Respectfully, everyone is doing a great job but your media lacks of employees diversity. Big turn down for the thousands of Hispanic and black journalists out there.
Asian dude there.