Current TV explores China's rampant pollution...

Geological formations lock climate data into caves...

Pasadena publication outsources to India...

Apple founder Steve Jobs: 'stay hungry'...

Murdoch's Newscorp buys Dow-Jones, WSJ...

Pearl Jam performance 'censored' by AT&T...

World's 4th largest sea lost 80% volume in 40 years...

Aral Sea nearly gone: can it be saved, replenished?

Prize-winning Spanish short, 'Pienso, luego existes'

Moyers calls for 'equality of access' to digital info...

'News for Sale' asks why celebrity obsession...

Satire examines mass media consolidation...

Business saving millions by reducing emissions...

Energy Independence, both profitable and green...

Democrats debate: meet 'rogue' leaders?

Documentary on Darfur, interviews with victims...

Lester Brown presents Plan B 2.0 at Google HQ (54 min)...

Watercar: Filipino invents car that runs on water...

Treehugger TV interviews Lester Brown on Plan B...

Ecologist Lester Brown on Plan B, for EarthFocus...

GENI presents argument for global renewables grid...

Sen. Dorgan pursues Net Neutrality Act...

Analysis of US defense spending excesses...

BBC report from midst of Tiananman assault...

4 June 1989, day of the Tinanaman massacre...

Warming threatens 1 million species worldwide...

Earthwatch Institute wants to join science & ecology...

Children in Uganda suffer war, displacement...

Uncensored internet under threat from ISPs...

US House votes against Net Neutrality, 2006...

Mitt Romney says he will repeal McCain-Feingold...

Media distortions stall rep's bid for investigation...

Eisenhower farewell, warning US of defense overreach...

Major dams to be built in Chilean Patagonia...

Documentary on Brazil's trans-Amazon highway...

Princeton study showing e-voting security flaws...

Masai Paracuyo people tell their own story...

Massive glacial melt in Tibet is causing desertification...

Millions rally to oust Marcos regime, Manila 1986...

Mozambique using trained rats to locate landmines...

Jorge Dalton video montage about Cuba...

Unknown man stops column tanks after Tiananman...

Student-made video appeal for immigration rights...

Montage from aftermath of Hurrican Katrina (2005)...

Harsh conditions on Lakota reservation at Pine Ridge...

Video to raise awareness of Darfur genocide...

MLK delivers "I have a dream" speech, 1963...

Barack Obama announces run for US president...

Sentido anticipates increasing convergence between moving and broadcast media and the static, readable internet. It is with this in mind that we have begun planning the launch of a "Sentido TV" digital platform for online posting and reader download of moving news footage and reporting.

Sentido is also planning podcasts, short digital audio news segments designed to be downloaded onto your PC or Mac for listening on your MP3-equipped audio player. Sentido's podcast format is still in development, and each segment will likely be preceded by a short, 10-second commercial advertisement, with the aim of ensuring our podcasts remain free of charge and within Sentido's overall production budget.

What is already clear, however, at this early stage, is that Sentido will bring to its audience, by way of future podcasts, a thorough but selective round-up of news items from around the world, with a view to painting a picture of issue-based circumstances in society and in the development of international relations and democratic institutions over time, as it currently seeks to do through this website. Tune in summer of 2006 for more...

Sentido's aim to extend its service into broadcast format multimedia stems from the belief that information is valuable in itself and that providing information over multiple channels liberates the audience that consumes such information. Sentido will not reduce its textual offerings, but will provide enhanced complementary audio-visual coverage of key stories.