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Guardian vloggers go live on Current TV
The first batch of videos created by Guardian journalists for the youth news broadcaster Current TV have been posted to the channel's website.Current TV, which is an integrated web and TV platform where users shape the content through contributing video posts, will repackage the Guardian vlogs for broadcast on its TV channel.
Journalists producing the clips include Kevin Anderson, Guardian blogs editor, Paul MacInnes, the paper's music editor, and football writer Dave Hill.
Below is the first installment from John Harris, politics and music writer for The Guardian, on plans for ID cards in the UK:
As part of the agreement between the two media groups, which was announced in December, the newspaper is entitled to run Current-produced vlogs on its website.
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