Henry

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Name: Henry Peirse
Date registered: December 20, 2011

Latest posts

  1. The Fickleness of News — March 26, 2012
  2. Television is dead, long live programming — January 26, 2012
  3. Q&A with Henry Peirse, founder of GRN — January 24, 2012
  4. Views to the future of Iraq — January 13, 2012
  5. Hangouts transform TV — January 12, 2012

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Mar 26 2012

The Fickleness of News

By Daphna Baram After a few strong and busy months of news, there’s always a slow one. The reasons for it are not always lack of news happening. Sometimes we are looking at the weeks ahead, making sure we have correspondents in all of our “forward planning” spots, securing feed points and sorting out insurance …

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Jan 26 2012

Television is dead, long live programming

These days the idea of sitting down at X o’clock to watch a show is quaint, rather like riding a horse to work… We are entering a golden age of media, of entertainment, of news, of sport….on a screen in our homes, bedrooms, offices or on the go… Choice, choice and more choice but let …

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Jan 24 2012

Q&A with Henry Peirse, founder of GRN

Q&A: GRN on how the agency for freelance journalists abroad is developing Henry Peirse, founder and CEO of GRN, explains how the agency provides broadcasters with freelancers and discusses rates of pay, how they vet journalists and the ethics of rookie reporters working in dangerous places www.journalism.co.uk

Jan 13 2012

Views to the future of Iraq

GRN in Baghdad

Jan 12 2012

Hangouts transform TV

This is cool…any correspondents want to try this for a breaking news story? http://www.lostremote.com/2012/01/11/how-google-hangouts-will-transform-traditional-tv-broadcasting/

Jan 10 2012

You can’t spell Media without Me

Interesting take from TechCrunch

Dec 20 2011

Our first post

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Welcome to the GRN Blog…. Read all about the issues surrounding international breaking news coverage… This is the view of the front door of to the office…. Did the thief who robbed Mais’s cameras from her desk last night come this way?