Dutch newspaper Telegraaf launches television channel

De Telegraaf announced yesterday that it wants to air a new television channel, ‘Wakker Nederland’. With its initiative De Telegraaf is the tenth commercial media company in a row wanting to take part in the Dutch public channels. De Telegraaf aims to counterbalance the existing news and news related programmes on the public television with content that will follow the newspaper’s vision. To be recognized as a public channel, the channel’s (financial) structure will however have to be completely independent from De Telegraaf’s.

CNN brings new technologies to DNA2009

CNN has recently embarked on the most ambitious expansion of newsgathering and content production in its history, adding correspondents, bureaux and infrastructure to meet the needs of its audience and partners across all platforms.

Chris Press, Director of Business Development at CNN International, will join the DNA2009 session “I saw something amazing at DNA” to unveil the secrets of CNN’s on technological innovations such as the holographic coverage used during the elections and other technical wizardry yet to be seen.

> At DNA2009, you’ll learn from CNN’s and De Telegraaf Media Groep’s strategies how to generate a revenue increase for your own business.

Save your business a fortune!

The ability to re-skill and save money will be crucial to the very survival of media businesses large and small in 2009. If you are not competitive now then the future looks bleak. New technology is changing the very essence of every media business and video is fast becoming the dynamic medium that is crucial to success. 

Michael Rosenblum, the pioneer of using lightweight cameras and laptop edits will be running a special session on video journalism at DNA2009. He will show you how to take advantage of the very latest technology to create the digital journalism of the future. Michael will be taking volunteers from the delegates attending the conference and will take them through his unique training programme. He will show you how you can both save money and create high quality content that will drive audiences to your website, to your TV shows or to your publication. This is a session you can't afford to miss.

> At DNA2009, you’ll learn how to save a fortune for your own business.

Just be sure to be at DNA2009 to learn from Chris Press (CNN), Pieter Haasnoot (De Telegraaf), video guru Michael Rosenblum, Bart Brouwers (Spits), Wolfgang Blau (Zeit Online), Pierre Haski (Rue89), and all other top speakers such as Kris Peeters (Flemish Minister President), Jeff Jarvis, internationally acclaimed author of ‘What Would Google Do?’, Richard  Gizbert (Al Jazeera), Scott Anger (LA Times), Katharina Borchert ( Derwesten.de), and many others from the world’s leading and innovative media and broadcast companies: Google, Microsoft, Telegraaf Media Groep, MSN, Associated Press, journalism.co.uk, NOS News, Nu.nl, Reuters, Sky News, Russia Today, Al Jazeera, BBC, Digitalsunray media, Dailyme.tv, …

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Focus on Panasonic

Panasonic is a leading supplier of Broadcast products, including cameras, mixers, pan-tilt camera’s and monitors. Panasonic was the first to introduce memory based camcorders on the market under the P2 logo.

The P2 camera range was very well accepted across whole of Europe and worldwide. The P2 system is chosen by 85% of the key broadcasters in Europe which have chosen to go tapeless. VRT, RTBF, BBC, TF1 and ZDF are only a few examples of these broadcasters. With its new P2HD cameras AG-HPX301 and AG-HPX171, Panasonic is offering broadcast production-quality at affordable prices, making sure that everybody is able to enjoy all the benefits of its P2 system.

> http://www.panasonic-broadcast.com/en/

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