In the past few months, though, we’ve changed a lot about the way we livestream. We have more kits and use YouTube to help manage our live events so they play on mobile devices. These days our livestreams look and run better than ever, and we really put them to the test on Tuesday.
Pennsylvania governor’s election just passed, but York Daily Record images remain for the ages
York, Pa., sports journalists have a to keep tract of today lot to keep more.
I started the Picturing History project earlier this year at The Evening Sun in Hanover. The idea behind the project was simple: Try to visually represent the change that has happened in the communities I was covering.
Some radio personalities joke they have the face for radio. Well I have the personality for print.
York Sunday News front page March 10, 2013
Veteran photojournalist Jason Plotkin got some disappointing news the day before Thanksgiving — he had suffered a detached retina. That’s not good news for someone whose livelihood demands a sharp eye. Then came another setback. Jason needed surgery to repair the detachments. Post-surgery, he was ordered to lay in bed,
Company vice presidents slammed their faces into whipped-cream-covered pies. Corn kernels flew as reporters and advertising reps went wrist-to-wrist in a cob-shelling relay. And it all happened under the watchful eye of a creepy, construction-paper turkey resembling “Twilight’s” Edward Cullen. It was hardly business as usual at the York Daily
Meet York Daily Record/Sunday News visual editor Eileen Joyce.
Amid dueling football media days on Thursday, two Daily Record/Sunday News sports reporters found ways to get players to open up by turning the cameras on themselves.