New Video Posted about Côte d'Ivoire and the World Cup 2006:
NLNtv.com can offer TV licenses to this title. This is just a short clip of the entire program, which also includes, amongst other things, stories about Korea, the United Kingdom and Brazil.
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Saturday, April 22, 2006
TV stations urged to break a few rules | CNET News.com
This is a reason that more stations should work with NLN:
TV stations urged to break a few rules | CNET News.com
TV stations urged to break a few rules | CNET News.com
Friday, April 21, 2006
NLN International Trailers
Here is a place to view some NLN international trailers is several languages right in this window:
Sunday, April 16, 2006
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
Podcast challenges Mainstream Media
Podcasting is having an impact upon traditional media and its ways of financing itself. NPR is not alone. As more people discover the convenience of both the time and location shift that podcasting allows more disruption is certain to take place. The current usage is still early adapter phase.
What happens if Microsoft allows for it to be built into the operating system?
Mark my words, a year from now, most people with a computer will no longer have to have podcasting explained to them, and radio and television as we know it will be forever changed.
I have been experimenting with some podcasts and some vidcasts as I try to learn more about the process and all that is entailed. It is now just a fraction of the audience that I work with via NLNtv.com, but in the future I will not be surprised if it changes all that I do in significant ways.
What happens if Microsoft allows for it to be built into the operating system?
Mark my words, a year from now, most people with a computer will no longer have to have podcasting explained to them, and radio and television as we know it will be forever changed.
I have been experimenting with some podcasts and some vidcasts as I try to learn more about the process and all that is entailed. It is now just a fraction of the audience that I work with via NLNtv.com, but in the future I will not be surprised if it changes all that I do in significant ways.
Monday, March 27, 2006
New Vidcasts
Today NLNtv.com posted two new vidcasts. One is a Russian sample of the program Kid Tricks. The other is a full program produced by a Romanian producer in English. It is called The Verdict and is about Creationism. It is interesting to see the way this Romanian station dealt with this issue.
To license material you can always connect with NLNtv.com
To license material you can always connect with NLNtv.com
Friday, January 27, 2006
NLNtv Vidcast
NLN is trying a test site for video podcasts at http://NLNtv.podomatic.com
As I write this I have added two trailers and one complete program. The titles added were in Arabic, Hungarian (although falsely noted as Romanian in the trailer itself) and the complete title is in Polish from our Polish office, created by our Polish arm.
Feedback is eagerly awaited. Let us know if you can use it yourself and how we can make changes to help you.
As I write this I have added two trailers and one complete program. The titles added were in Arabic, Hungarian (although falsely noted as Romanian in the trailer itself) and the complete title is in Polish from our Polish office, created by our Polish arm.
Feedback is eagerly awaited. Let us know if you can use it yourself and how we can make changes to help you.
Thursday, January 12, 2006
Digg vs. Slashdot (or, traffic vs. influence)
Analysis of the power of digg and slashdot
This will mean nothing to most people who read the NLN blog, but it is important to note that this is a question that pits equal access against filtering by experts, and this does have an impact upon NLN and how it best digitally distributes its programming in the future.
We will need to see what wins out over the longer term, but if my theory is correct about the development of the Internet then if Slashdot does not find a way to better democratize and make it easier for users to add info, then they will be less significant within 12 months and Digg will continue to grow.
As for NLN, this means that we will also be developing a more open concept as all shifts towards the on demand, digital world. Feedback is, as always, welcome. You can Skype me at briankelley
read more | digg story
This will mean nothing to most people who read the NLN blog, but it is important to note that this is a question that pits equal access against filtering by experts, and this does have an impact upon NLN and how it best digitally distributes its programming in the future.
We will need to see what wins out over the longer term, but if my theory is correct about the development of the Internet then if Slashdot does not find a way to better democratize and make it easier for users to add info, then they will be less significant within 12 months and Digg will continue to grow.
As for NLN, this means that we will also be developing a more open concept as all shifts towards the on demand, digital world. Feedback is, as always, welcome. You can Skype me at briankelley
read more | digg story
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
Brethren Trailer
Brethren Trailer
If you want info about using this material for your station or network visit: NLNtv.com
This is made possible by a feed from video.google.com
I was able to embed it by going here:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3549369082424629905&q=Brethren
If you want info about using this material for your station or network visit: NLNtv.com
This is made possible by a feed from video.google.com
I was able to embed it by going here:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3549369082424629905&q=Brethren
Monday, November 14, 2005
Nepal TV Update
Here you see a photo of The National TV HQ in Kathmandu in Nepal. NLN has met there with the leadership and they have expressed interest in working us with both in person and electronically.
Recent political changes have shut down the largest private TV station called Kantipur, with which NLN also had a personal contact back in 2003. The station is now no longer broadcasting. NLN is glad to have a good contact with the National broadcaster, but very disappointed that the government of Nepal has chosen to close down a station when they have freedom of press on their law books. We hope for a soon resolution. Our desire is to work with the state and the private sector.
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