L-R: Joanna Coles, Randi Zuckerberg, Barbara Walters, Chelsea Clinton, Amy Guggenheim Shenkan
ESPN journalist Erin Andrews didn’t plan on becoming an advocate for stricter Internet security.
Then again, she never expected to be filmed in the privacy of her hotel room, either, by a complete stranger, who was holding a cell phone up to a peep hole, in the sick hope she’d walk by. (It was later discovered he had been stalking her and had creepily caught 14 additional women on tape).
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ABC News Digital is undergoing the final alterations to its wardrobe of Royal Wedding coverage, which will include an exclusive digital-only show with Yahoo!, a Twitter feed, coverage on Facebook, and an enhanced video eBook.
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Barbara Walters has donated a collection of video highlights of her career to the Paley Center for Media. Global management consulting firm Accenture has offered to restore and digitize the collection for the center.
“Ms. Walters’ archives are of tremendous historical value to the scholars, researchers and members of the public who use the Paley Center collection. We’re confident that working with Accenture will ensure that many will enjoy and learn from Barbara Walters’ work for years to come,” said Pat Mitchell, president and CEO, The Paley Center in a statement.
ABC News announced today that it will be releasing a commemorative three-hour DVD, “A Moment in History: The Inauguration of Barack Obama” on March 3. The ABC News production will be the first commercially available DVD of the Inauguration and will be offered for pre-order at the ABC News Store and MPIHomeVideo.com.
The DVD features highlights of the day’s coverage anchored by Charles Gibson, Diane Sawyer and George Stephanopoulos and reporting by the network’s team of correspondents throughout Washington DC.
The DVD also has special features including Barbara Walters‘ November interview with the Obamas.
NBC will release its inauguration video a week later on March 10.
