“DV Journalism: Report on the Pew Journalism Conference” NYC.Indymedia May 18, 2001 http://www.content-wire.com/Media/Media.cfm?ccs=129&cs=316 An independent-minded videographer discovers that smaller cameras mean smaller crews, and a more "authentic" look and feel but with the same slant and spin

“Streaming for Whom: Advertisers or People?” Nettime, October 20, 2000
http://net.congestion.org/html/individual_contributions/dimitridevyatkin.html     or
http://www.debalie.nl/dossierartikel.jsp;jsessionid=02386FCCCB470F595FC0AF2A011D9D3B?dossierid=7165&articleid=8972
Is the best use of streaming media to provide 'stickiness' -- eye candy for e-commerce sites or for free speech, low cost distribution of video and audio programming?

 “Inauguration Day 2001: Watching The Media Watch The News” MediaChannel Jan 21, 2001 http://www.mediachannel.org/views/oped/inauguration.shtml  After watching a day of solemn proceedings marking the handing over of power from Bill Clinton to George W. Bush, instead of feeling confidence and reassurance, I feel a wave of dismay, discomfort and distaste, with a sense of coming disaster.

“Smashing Televisions”   Johnson’s Russia List, March 19, 2000 http://www.cdi.org/russia/johnson/4180.html##7  Russians boycott Western advertisers.

“Russian Media Wars”, OpEd on MediaChannel.org, February 3, 2000 www.mediachannel.org/views/oped/mediawars.shtml   American Journalist Dimitri Devyatkin on collateral damage to the truth on Russian TV.

 Biographical information (1974) www.vasulka.org/archive/Artists1/Devyatkin,Dimitri/bio.pdf

 “The House of the Horizontal Synch” November  2002 -- Early years of the New York video theatre, The Kitchen, 1971-1973 

http://www.vasulka.org/Kitchen/essays_devyatkin/K_Devyatkin.html

  “Neural Notes for the Video Worker” Radical Software, Vol. 1, No. 5, Spring 1972 http://www.radicalsoftware.org/volume1nr5/pdf/VOLUME1NR5_art04.pdf