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Essential journalism tools: Then and now

Monday, January 21, 2008

Multimedia journalism is amazing because of the mix between the old and the new. Computers and writing: a match made in heaven. Check out what reporters had to use before the inundation of technology we have today.


Then: TV camera	Now: Portable camera


Then: Reel to reel	Now: Digital audio recorder


Then: Rotary telephone	Now: BlackBerry


Then: Teletype	Now: Email


Then: Typewriter	Now: Laptop


Then: Notepad and pencil	Now: Notepad and pencil

Alas, some things never change.

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