Great to see intelligent questions being put to the players in the videos being put out on the Canary Wharf website and YouTube.
Deepening the coverage of a current event via prompt video postings can enrich a tournament - especially for those squash fans who cannot attend ...
Videoing players is not in itself new or innovative (though there is certainly room for innovation where filming play is concerned): getting material out and up on the web quickly while retaining a level of quality is the key, and YouTube has certainly helped here.
Above: Alan Thatcher interviewing Tom Richards after his loss to Palmer. Richards' biggest stage to date? We've followed his career on squashblog for a while now ...
Too many video interviews to feature here - click here to see 'em all.
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Wednesday 25 March 2009
Innovative coverage being forged at the 'Wharf
Posted by squashblogger at 11:38
Topics: media coverage, tournament
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