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A new television landscape

By Laura D. On May 15, 2013 · Leave a Comment

I read a while back an article from the The Washington Post, about an interesting change to the the television landscape.  A new company, AEREO is now offering an internet “sports package” of programing for  $10/month+  So for those of you who no longer have cable in the house and are using your internet connections coupled [...]

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A Layperson’s Lesson Three: How to be BOTH the editor and audience

By Yating C. On April 13, 2013 · Leave a Comment

I’ve been watching BET’s Lift Every Voice Episodes for the past few weeks while I am cutting down the shows for the dot com website. Yet at first, I didn’t really have a sense for what subtle things needed to be removed from the segments except for the obvious parts.  Therefore, most of the time, [...]

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A Layperson’s Lesson Two: Formats and Codecs

By Yating C. On April 9, 2013 · 1 Comment

I find myself diving deeper into the world of formats. I have learned about .jpg and .psds and .pct or .png or .bmp but now I face a new problem: what are these .mov, .avi, and .wmv, and which should I choose.  I used to think it depends on what computer system I use: [...]

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A Good Excuse to be a Computer Potato?!

By Yating C. On March 19, 2013 · Leave a Comment

I get to watch television for a living!  (How awesome!)   My mom used to nag at me about how unhealthy it was when I finished reading the Lord of the Ring series in 3 days, sitting at the desk day and night except time for meals and bathroom. Yet this time, I had a [...]

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Tips To Make A Newsletter A Successful Marketing Tool

By Yating C. On March 4, 2013 · 1 Comment

I always feel a newsletter counts as a kind of freebie, a company or organization uses to promote their products or services as it tries to convey their missions and visions across to the Markets, Audience, and Publics (MAPs). And it is more powerful than other freebies (like tissue papers, lanyards, and T-shirts) because it [...]

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A Week that Brings up the Happy Old Days

By Yating C. On February 27, 2013 · Leave a Comment

I know I’m exaggerating, but last week indeed drew me back to one of my happiest times in college, the time when I was a reporter and associate editor for the Departmental newspaper. Only this time, I was working on the RedEye Report: Winter 2012/2013 Edition.

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RedEye Report: Winter 2012/2013

By RedEye On February 25, 2013 · 2 Comments

Time flies fast. Now it’s already 2013! Before we wave goodbye to the Mayans’ Great Cycle in 2012 and gear up for a new beginning in 2013, we want to share with you some exciting projects we’ve been working on!  

 

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Funny ads always catch people’s attention faster!

By Yating C. On February 20, 2013 · Leave a Comment

Recently, I saw Oreo’s whisper fight on TV, and the ridiculous content successfully made me remember what the brand tries to promote, namely Oreo with its cookies and cream. Not only was the argument in the ad so trivial that I wondered who on the earth would bother to quarrel [...]

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A layperson’s lesson starts from Creative Commons

By Yating C. On February 19, 2013 · Leave a Comment

In addition to my personal pollster-like life, this week our RedEye team has been busy doing various video projects. We found ourselves in need of some generic children’s pictures to cut into a spot.  My first thought was why don’t we just Google some children’s photos or images, bam!, job done. Then, it was quickly [...]

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Chinese New Year’s feast and red packets in NoMa Housing Facility

By Yating C. On February 14, 2013 · Leave a Comment

The past weekend was the biggest festival for Chinese and Taiwanese, and it was my first time to celebrate this holiday without my family. The tradition in my family is that my brother, sister, and I would design a hide-and-seek game (usually looking for hidden red envelopes stuffed with lucky money) for the whole family [...]

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