Los Angeles, CA —With the shrinking TV audience brought on by competitive cable TV channels and unlimited Internet sources technology determines everything. TV news once provided terrific jobs for photographers, producers and reporters.   Pink slips have been raining in newsrooms all over the world.   Newspapers were limited to putting words and pictures on pulp newsprint and even that was difficult and expensive. The sheer competition has dramatically reduced the revenue that feeds news providers and their workers. Now they all are scrambling to stay in business, keep roofs over their heads and food on their tables. Newspaper and television executives are slowly learning that putting their content on the Internet is the only way to survive.   Suddenly anyone who can write, shot still pictures and much better yet video can compete with the incredible shrinking big boys of television. With these changes newspapers have actually bagged some Emmy...

Los Angeles, CA —With the death of that young Internet giant Andrew Breitbart people are discovering what gave this genius the power and those financial rewards. At a young age Breitbart began with two startup blogs, The Drudge Report and The Huffington Post taking them to incredible heights and readership. Those sites are user friendly, technical marvels that have all but destroyed TV news and mainstream paper publications. They began with the printed word, then soon added photographs and now there are significant amounts of quality video. Those wonderful flat-panel TVs we own can now deliver Internet content that’s far more diverse and reliable than what CBS, NBC or ABC brought us. Unfortunately there are still not enough ordinary folks have the equipment and skills to deliver video content. That’s rapidly changing. All that’s needed is someone with minimal skill, $5,000.00 worth of equipment and a decent broadband Internet connection. Now that really enables and facilitat...