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January 26, 2007

Behind the Scenes: Studio55 Vodcast

Categories:   Staffing Online Video New Media

WashingtonPost.com's Rob Curley (formerly of the Naples (Fla.) Daily News) is writing a lengthy and valuable three-part series on the makings of the Studio55 vodcast in Naples, Fla. The project is a finalist for Sunday night's Digital Edge Awards in Las Vegas.

The information-packed blog entries include the ideas, decisions, equipment and staffing behind the project. The first part was posted Wednesday.

(Disclaimer: I worked for Curley in 2004 and 2005 in Kansas.)

Jan. 28 update: Part two is up, and it focuses on the equipment.



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