Closing your video persuasively is essential for driving engagement, reinforcing core messages, and inspiring action. Knowing how to craft memorable endings can significantly boost audience retention and response.
Mobile Journalism Newsletter – September 2025
Gear Up: Hot Off IFA Berlin DJI Mic 3 Steals the Show The new DJI Mic 3 wireless mic is a powerhouse, offering ultra-lightweight design, multi-mic support, 32-bit floating-point audio, and a mammoth 28-hour battery life — perfect for mobile journalists demanding pristine sound on the move.
Am I an ‘Influencer?”
I do not refer to myself as an ‘influencer.’ However, I guess that academics in several countries have noted my, ahem, ‘influence’ in advancing mobile journalism. As part of my Master degree studies, I asked Perplexity to list academic citations of mobile journalism. I discovered that I was written about in journals without my knowledge.
Training HT Media for Innovation
Innovation is contagious! During the pandemic the HT Media group hired me to train 450 journalists in Design Thinking, Rapid Prototyping, and Mobile Video Journalism. We trained for five months during the darkest hours of the pandemic and the journalists I led made incredible progress.
“We All Have a TV Studio in Our Pocket”
Spotlight: The Mojo Interview GASTÓN ROITBERG, The Digital Assistant Managing Editor of LA NACION in Argentina asked to interview me for the Media and Trends series. (I was recommended to him by the ever-gracious Mario Garcia.) NOTE: The interview took place in English and was published in print and online in Spanish. THE INTERVIEW HEADLINE: […]
The Impact of Mobile Journalism: An Academic Review of Robb Montgomery’s work
As part of my Master’s studies I have been using AI tools to drill down my research topics in academic journals. Along the way, I happened to find that I have been the subject of a few academic studies with regards to my mobile journalism leadership. Perplexity made a summary of them here. Robb Montgomery is […]
Mobile Journalism – University Textbook
The 2025 University Edition of the Mobile Journalism is the preferred set text for professors teaching courses in smartphone video production, mobile journalism, digital marketing, broadcast reporting, and mobile filmmaking.