Category: Video
-
Live Stream of Rep. Millard Fernville Meeting
Read more: Live Stream of Rep. Millard Fernville MeetingHere is the video archive of the meeting between Rep. Millard, Hemlock Township officials, and Fernville residents. Part 1 of 3 Part 2 of 3 Part 3 of 3
-
Open Flood Forum Live Stream: Archived
Read more: Open Flood Forum Live Stream: ArchivedThe recorded version below is from the live stream at the event tonight. Just to be clear, this was streaming live from a phone … and not the old pay phone that used to be in front of the fire station, but from an iPhone! The Bloomsburg Daily will have a high definition video available tomorrow of nearly the whole event. Video streaming by Ustream
-
A Flood of Silence: Sarah Rudolph
Read more: A Flood of Silence: Sarah RudolphA Flood of Silence is an ongoing series of digital stories from those personally affected by the 2011 flood in Bloomsburg, PA. The third vignette being released today is titled, “Just Like That, It Is Gone.” This scene features Sarah Rudolph and her 12 year old grandson, Clay, in a story that shares the pain of losing everything and an amazing willingness to do things that are well beyond the expected. Mrs. Rudolph told us that her back yard opens to the Fairgrounds. Her neighbors had a hot dog cart on Leonard Street and used it to feed workers during…
-
PA Newspaper Association Presentation
Read more: PA Newspaper Association PresentationCole Camplese recently keynoted the Pennsylvania Newspaper Association Advertisers Conference on the Penn State Unviersity campus. The talk covers general statistics related to social media, current trends, and a critical analysis of the use of technology in the newspaper industry.
-
A Flood of Silence
Read more: A Flood of SilenceThis is the first view at a very rough cut of the forthcoming documentary film, A Flood of Silence. This documentary will expose the devastation of the September 2011 flood has had on the town of Bloomsburg, look critically at the local news eco-system, and share stories of the community as we work to emerge from this disaster.