The WEMF 4 is being shot in 3D TV by the mexican broadcaster, Televisa. Televisa has a long history of broadcasting 3D TV, dating back to the early 1980s. To celebrate their history, below are two 3D pictures shot at the WEMF in 3D by your blogger. To view them in 3D you will need [...]
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WEMF 4 began in style. The conference room was expensively dressed for television programme production by the national Mexican broadcaster, Televisa. The two-handed opening moderation was done by glamorous local TV anchor Paola Rojas, and the sober-male TV anchor Sergio Sarmiento from the other national network. This was bound to be newsworthy, and at one [...]
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LARGE HATS AND LARGE ISSUES – THE WEMF IN MEXICO The World Electronic Media Forum takes place in different parts of the world every two years. 2009 is the turn of Mexico City. WEMF discusses and pontificates on worldwide issues in media content and policy for broadcasting and Internet. How far have the good intentions [...]
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The Kuala Lumpur rain comes down in buckets, but it seems to evaporate with the heat before it splashes you. It is instant dry cleaning for your clothes – just by walking down the street. The steam also came up with the Session 1 of the second day’s World Electronic Media Forum, the WEMFIII. It [...]
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The flight from Amsterdam descends into the steamy dawn at Kuala Lumpur airport, venue for the 2007 World Electronic Media Forum. WEMFIII is the latest in a series of bi-annual forums analysing the part electronic media play in helping the world. Malaysian Airlines, who brought me there, have the reputation for the best in-flight service [...]
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