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citizen journalism
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citizen journalism
News and commentary from the public at large. Using wiki sites and blogs, anyone can contribute information about a current event. Also known as "collaborative citizen journalism" (CCJ), "grassroots media" and "personal publishing," the concept behind citizen journalism is that many volunteers help to ensure that the information is more accurate than when it is being reported from only one source. See wiki and blog.
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RENU SAKLANI, a Class XII student, had never ventured out of her small village in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand till her chance association with an NGO led to her becoming a citizen journalist and her reportage qualified her to represent India at the 20th anniversary of the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in Geneva.
Teen citizen journos speak up for children by Mail Today (New Delhi, India)
com, which has a presence in over 100 US cities and relies on the reporting of 16,000 citizen journalists it calls "Examiners," did not reveal the purchase price for the Vancouver-based NowPublic.
Examiner.com buys citizen journalist site NowPublic by Times of Oman (Muscat, Oman)
Each IMC offers an open-publishing system where any citizen journalist can upload a story to the site, enacting their vision of promoting democratic media and global participation.
Independent Media Center (IMC) by Afterimage
 
 
 
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