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Chris is interested
in how and where news programmes are made, the people that make
them and how they choose what we watch on TV. |
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For TV swansong Chris decided that he would travel to a place that
appeared in the news on the day of the webcast - this meant he didn't
know where he was going until the very last minute. We all thought
he might end up in a very dangerous place but in the end he went
to the top of a mountain in Peru! This was because the day before
TV swansong a
new story appeared about an Inca settlement (or ancient buried
village) that had been found at Corihuayrachina.
Chris flew to Peru unsure of what he might find, in the end it took
him 4 days to walk up the mountain with the help of local guides
and mules. Once he reached the top he sent back a rather breathless
video from the mountainside using the mobile technology he carried
and explaining how he found the place. Chris's webcast looked quite
different from the pictures that had appeared in the news when he
left.
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