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"Exciting Update!🚨 I'm thrilled to share that our recent research on Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) has yielded promising results! Stay tuned for the big reveal! In the meantime, join the conversation anytime with BreketeFamily Radio Tv Kaduna Human Rights Watch #CCT #Research #BreketeFamily #SocialImpact #StayTuned"

Why Filming Public Reactions Sparks Controversy Join Speaker_19 and Speaker_42 as they delve into the complex dynamics of public filming and community reactions in this insightful discussion. Discover the motives behind capturing real-life moments and the importance of consent in shared spaces! #PublicFilming #CommunityReactions #ConsentInPublic #MotivesExplored #EthicsOfFilming #ViralConversations #CandidMoments #SocietyAndMedia #RealLifeDiscussions #FilmmakingEthics

2024 has been a landmark year for commercial radio and audio in lots of ways - with Radiocentre working hard to get industry influencers and decision makers to see radio differently. - Speaking with one voice on issues affecting the industry - Providing new research, insight and thought-leadership - Promoting audio to brands and agencies - Bringing the industry together - Ensuring audio ads are honest and truthful All this and more in our top line annual review https://lnkd.in/eb_Mxp9s

🌟 Working on a political TV program title is always a unique challenge! 🌟Creating visuals that perfectly capture the spirit of a political program requires careful consideration and creativity. #politic #graphics #titledesign #creativivity #visual #opener #motiongraphics #generic #france #vote

Filming in Churches: Permission Needed or Not? Join us for a captivating discussion in front of the church as our characters navigate the complexities of filming in public spaces. Featuring a debate over permissions and community respect, this video explores the intricacies of capturing moments ethically while respecting service times. #ChurchDiscussion #FilmingEthics #PublicSpaceDebate #CommunityRespect #ServiceTimes #EthicalFilming #FilmmakingConcerns #VideoProduction #DocumentaryFilmmaking #CreativeContent

Words to Live By 📝 If you ever need motivation, then look no further than our eight-time Emmy award winning filmmaker Bobby Yan (TC ’95). With two features coming out this holiday season, Yan is here to remind you about the power of self-belief and more. Click the link below to learn more about his time at Tulane with TSTV, unifying communities, and utilizing media as a tool for healing. 📰: bit.ly/3Zyc3JR

Just a few quick questions. Tous les membres de votre équipe peuvent-ils lire ceci? これはどう？ Hapana? Sawa, jaribu hii. If you or anyone on your team is lost, you aren’t alone. walt can help. There's no way to speak and understand every language. But with walt, you can. Break barriers, build connections, and keep everyone safe. And, most important — forget all the dumb radios of the past and begin to understand what a radio of the future can do for you and your team. This is the future of frontline communication, and you’re livin’ in it. #AIPoweredLanguageTranslation #internetofworkers #waltSmartRadio #MoreThanARadio #SayNoToDumbRadios

With the Internet We Swap Freedom and Privacy for Recognition - Ondi Timoner 16 August 2024, Interview with Zan Rowe, ABC Take 5 https://lnkd.in/gAjPETaD Independent film maker Ondi Timoner’s documentary “We Live in Public” records the outcome of a 1999 New York art project “Quiet: we live in public.” “Quiet” was an immersive installation in which 100 people lived for a month in a New York warehouse. Supplied with the accountments of comfortable living - gourmet meals, sleeping pods, recreation areas, kitchens etc, everything was provided, except privacy.  Using the technology of the day - webcams, video cameras and TV monitors, every action including going to the toilet was recorded, broadcasted to other residents and webcast over the early internet.  The project was developed by Josh Harris, an early internet millionaire, to explore the impact of media and technology on human identity. Initially the project was loved by the residents, but with the ongoing the lack of privacy and continual surveillance the project slowly descended into anarchy and crisis. On the 31 December 1999 the New York Police Department shut it down. Twenty five years later, “Quiet” is strangely prescient.  The look-at-me culture of LinkedIn and other social media has created a straightjacketed society where humour, personal freedom, respect for others and privacy is ignored in exchange for the of the vague hope for recognition and gathering of followers.  Getting off social media and building authentic and difficult human connections is the first step we can all take to recover the humanity we have lost. #socialmedia #weliveinpublic #humanconnection #linkedin #tictok #instagram

The first work of a 10 piece series proposed for a Sydney exhibition in late 2025. Overall theme will be "Äs Seen on TV". The exhibition will explore the profound impact of television as a medium of communication, tracing personal reflections and influences from childhood to the present day. It will delve into how TV has shaped history, from wartime narratives and moments of deceit to celebrations of joy, terror, and happiness, highlighting the evolving role of media in shaping personal identity and collective memory.