New Journalist Tim Pool Has a Drone in His Backpack
This eight-minute documentary provides a fascinating look at the future of journalism in the person of Tim Pool, whose pioneering coverage of the Occupy movement relied on phones, drones and more.This eight-minute documentary provides a fascinating look at the future of journalism in the person of Tim Pool, whose pioneering coverage of the Occupy movement relied on phones, drones and more.
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