Hosted by veteran journalist Jim Lehrer, the PBS Newshour offers analysis of current events with a news summary, live studio interviews, discussions, and both foreign and domestic onsite reports.

PBS Newshour

The Points Guy (TPG) has been publishing hands-on travel advice–how to maximize any trip–since the site debuted in June of 2010. What started out as a points and miles blog by founder and CEO Brian Kelly has turned into a lifestyle brand with more than 5 million unique visitors a month, a growing team of writers and editors, and loyal following that grows by the minute. (Seriously, check us out on Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook and Twitter).

The site publishes between 10 and 20 articles every day. This includes news, reviews (flights, hotels, credit cards), guides (to every loyalty program you can name), and our vivid TPGtv videos from wherever Kelly is traveling now. Our contributors scour the world looking for great travel deals, creative ways to book flights, and details about the latest changes to all the major airlines, hotels, and credit cards–so you can travel to more places, more often, and more comfortably.

The Points Guy

A powerful portfolio of digital brands that reach 92 million visitors monthly and 241 million social followers. Every day, readers show an unparalleled commitment to Hearst brands and content.

Hearst Digital Media

 
AJ+ is a global news community for the connected generation. We highlight human struggles and achievements, empower impassioned voices, and challenge the status quo.  <br>  It's is Al Jazeera's mobile app and social stream dedicated for the connected generation.

Our VJ are used to leverage original short  and personal form of storytelling from the ground.

AJ+ VJ stories are not normal news.  A straight-forward look at who, what, when, where doesn’t work for us.  We are looking for stories that are made interesting by the unexpected angle, human side, or visually captivating.   Ask yourself does this story move me or does it just inform me? 
 
Here are some aspects of what makes an AJ+ story:
Unique side angle on a major story.  Also a story that connects two things not commonly associated with each other.
Pushback to conventional wisdom on how the mainstream media (including Al Jazeera) or governments frame an issue.  
Emotional or compassionate side of a story.  Show specifically how people are directly affected by the issue (Emotions go beyond sadness can be awe, humor, anger, love, inspiration, etc…).  
Direct from the ground.  Hear directly from people in the city/town/village where the bigger story is taking place.
 Incredible visual.  Is there something we need to see (and hear) to believe?  This is video, so let’s leverage those stories.  It doesn’t have to be “hard news.”


Commissioned videos will appear at least one of AJ+'s language channels (English, Spanish, Arabic) and potentially on our partner's channels too.



<b> If you are producing a package for us, take a look at our "what works" video:  https://vimeo.com/121171058    </b>

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Here is what we've recently used freelance VJ's through StoryHunter for:  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSRIx29Ufd9C67ZRPmCBOldm0ZI-linGk


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The factory where the world's whistles were invented

A look at the sectors ripe for two-way trade with the US and how fast, and slow economic ties are developing between the two countries.

PBS Newshour - Embargo remains in Cuba for some sectors, while trade grows slowly

Agricultural robots are being developed to fill a Brexit-related labour shortage.
British farmers are losing European workers thanks to Brexit and a weakened pound. In Lincolnshire, Professor Pal From has designed Thorvald, a four-wheeled robot that carries trays of strawberry plants and kills mildew on crops. US agricultural companies are also pursuing robots in response to a worker shortage.  

Robots Fill Gap Left By Foreign Farm Workers

Berry Brothers and Rudd is Britain's oldest wine and spirit merchant, established in 1698. A supplier to the royal family since the reign of King George III, BBR hosts tasting lunches and dinners and is little know outside local circles. It's a great chance to experience a secret part of royal history and meet interesting people passionate about wine or to learn about specific regions. 

Taste royal libations at Britain's oldest wine merchant and purveyor to the Queen

Brigit's Bakery offers a boozy late afternoon (5.30pm) tea aboard London's beloved Routemaster, double-decker buses, providing a perfect way for tourists tight on time to enjoy award-winning gin cocktails, afternoon tea and some of the city's top sites. There are 11 tables aboard and guests are given doggie boxes to take home whatever's left of the generous portions of scones and cakes.

Gin Lover's Tea and Tour of LondonAboard a Double-decker

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Tupac is a cinematographer, journalist and documentary filmmaker. He has produced documentaries and shorts videos for Frontline World, Time/CNN, Yes Magazine, and LPB from Mexico, India, Cuba, Peru, Brazil, and Bolivia.
He has also worked as a cameraman for several award-winning documentary producers and independent filmmakers. Tupac received his Masters degree from UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism. He is passionate about human rights, the environment, martial arts and music.

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Producer & correspondent & shooting PD (FS5) with 20+ years of network news experience in TV, radio and digital. I also write about entrepreneurs and emerging markets for Forbes.

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