Smaller cheaper cameras and inexpensive editing software are changing the very nature of who makes television, how it gets made and even how it looks.

For the past four years, major broadcasters like The BBC or ARD in Germany and leading newspapers like the Washington Post were on the cutting edge of this revolution, crafting and fielding a new kind of reporter - the Videojournalist. Small digital video cameras are the printing presses of the 21st Century. They make it possible for anyone with an idea to publish, in video.

The revolution that the printing press brought on the world was not about cheaper bibles, it was about giving anyone with an idea the ability to publish. This was the beginning of a free press. Today we live in a world of television, and television is anything but a free press.

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This is a revolution, a revolution that is going to change the world as much as Gutenberg's printing press did a half millenium ago. But it is happening today. And you can be a part of it.

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