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#iphonereporting
by Neal Augenstein
Harnessing the power of mobile devices to tell stories: Neal Augenstein is a reporter at WTOP-FM in Washington DC. In February, 2010 he became the first major market reporter to use iPhone as his primary field production device. One of Neal's earlier iPhones is part of The Newseum's permanent collection.
Episodes
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Guest hosting 'Mr. Suave's Mod Mod World' podcast
In Oct. 2009 I got the chance to guest host "Mr. Suave's Mod Mod World" podcast, during the run-up to Modest Proposal's 25-year reunion show. I played and talked about some of my favorite music.
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I've Seen Your Face Before 2009
Rough vocal mix, produced by Steve Hansgen
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The Theory of Everything
....while dog barks
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Here's a test
#GENC
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Hello from audioBoom
We're testing what a user sees in Twitter.
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testing audioboom with Twitter video
Will we see a wave file in the tweet?
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The day John Hinckley tried to kill President Reagan
WTOP's Neal Augenstein speaks with Del Quentin Wilber, author of "Rawhide Down."
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First report from Pentagon, Sept. 11, 2001
WTOP's Neal Augenstein describes his first report from the Pentagon on 9/11/2001.
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Man who found key piece of evidence in murder of Morgan Harrington, in interview with WVTF and WTOP
In 2009 Blaine Eichner found the T-shirt of murdered Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington in front of his apartment building in Charlottesville. He discusses the key piece of evidence that links the Harrington murder to an unsolved 2005 Fairfax County, Va rape, and perhaps the Hannah Graham...
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Va. man talks of buzzard sightings in search for Hannah Graham.
Bobby Pugh describes what he saw near home where University of Virginia student Hannah Graham was found in Oct. 2014.
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Looks like AudioBoo may fill the role that SoundCloud held, for filing rapid-fire reports.
It's still possible to upload fully-produced Voddio reports to SoundCloud. audioBoom has a workaround which lets you email a report produced in Voddio to a specific email, which uploads to the audioBoom account.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Harnessing the power of mobile devices to tell stories: Neal Augenstein is a reporter at WTOP-FM in Washington DC. In February, 2010 he became the first major market reporter to use iPhone as his primary field production device. One of Neal's earlier iPhones is part of The Newseum's permanent collection.
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How many episodes does #iphonereporting have?
#iphonereporting currently has 22 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is #iphonereporting about?
Harnessing the power of mobile devices to tell stories: Neal Augenstein is a reporter at WTOP-FM in Washington DC. In February, 2010 he became the first major market reporter to use iPhone as his primary field production device. One of Neal's earlier iPhones is part of The Newseum's permanent...
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#iphonereporting is created and hosted by Neal Augenstein.
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