![]() This is not even a quarter of the satellite trucks when I visited here. That is the now famous court house with the red tile roof. The white tents are the media cameras. . |
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![]() Here are the same tents and more of them. Behind the row of tents is a chain link fence and a neutral zone to keep the protesters and fans just a bit away from the media. The fans and loonies would assemble on the grass and the side walk. The is another little fence to keep the fans from clogging-up the street. |
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![]() The NBC Tower soared 3 stories above everyone else. This is where I took the last 2 pictures from. The upstairs is the set with cameras and lights. Downstairs is the "work area" they had tables and chairs, Internet, a few lights, printer, fax, television, and pizza. |
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![]() And here is the row of media with their lenses cocked to get a shot of Jackson walking into the court room, then they wait all day, and a shot of Jackson leaving. There is a smaller room behind the courthouse where reporters could sit and listen to the proceedings but they court clerk had a phone, pager, and blackberry check area. The folks under the tents had phones and some had Internet. They just could not leave because Jackson might leave the court room ant any moment. |
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![]() Here is what it looks like under the tents. Nothing is happening right now but around news time all the reporters stand up against the fence. Then there is a column of lights and cameras, behind them the chairs, trash cans and producers. |