As the virtual reality editor at The New York Times Magazine, I receive a lot of pitches. Most of them would be pretty great … as documentary films.
January 5–7, I attended CES — the annual consumer-focused technology trade show — as it celebrated its 50th anniversary in Las Vegas.
Having recently returned from a trip to Iraq shooting 360 VR videos (using a Ricoh Theta S and…
For every story of significance, there are always more than two sides. While they may not all fit into every account, responsible reporting is clear about what it omits, as well as what it includes.
— RTDNA Code of Ethics
It’s rare that you find two historic events, back to back, in the same location.
Just 24 hours apart, the inauguration of President Donald Trump and the Women’s March on Washington brought hundreds of thousands to Washington, D.C., in…
As I start to come out of my Sundance VR hangover, here are some noteworthy experiences I saw in Park City inside and outside a headset. In no particular order …
Back in May of last year, I was honored to nominate my old friend Nonny de la Peña for the I-3 Award for Impact, Innovation and Influence, a special Mirror Award given by the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. Last week, this honor was repeated when Nonny received the Knight…