... post in another blog in May 2007. I’ve been getting many questions about it lately from journalism students, so I thought I’d repost it. “ ... .” More commonly, however, people who commit acts of citizen journalism do so for free, simply because they want to. In my experience they’ ... map Adam Glenn and I helped build for the Knight Citizen News Network that lists nearly 500 ...

... more opportunities for these specializations to grow, and we need to seed and suggest these opportunities to our citizen journalists. Dealing With Power Issues We are also encountering issues of power and ... we're achieving -- and we're confident we'll have more and more stories to tell about the Citizen journalism that is happening in Grahamstown, and what we're learning from it.

... or more, to promote a blog or site. Maybe it would be a new way to open wider whole citizen journalism idea. In some way your profile could become more recognizable. Like someone who is interested in happenings around himself, and not ... . Creating strong profile with good and quality content not only can make you a mainstream citizen journalist whose posts follow great number of people, but it ...

... of local government coverage, and how new online tools make it possible for journalists and citizen activists to report what is happening in city hall and throughout the ... and Editor of www.TheAlternativePress.com. The day will also feature a “Citizen Journalism” certification course for beginning bloggers & citizen activists who want to submit their own local news stories to online ...

... moment or offer help? “For all the sound and fury, citizen journalism once again did nothing but spread misinformation at a time when thousands ... Charman-Anderson suggests that these issues have been challenging journalism and the news media for a long time: “ ... lapses related to new technology, and guide ‘citizen journalists’ along the way. “I didn’t see Carr ...

... the most recent layoffs happening last week. The announcement has prompted questions about citizen journalism’s future, though Mark Rosenthal, Current’s CEO ... There is a skill involved.” Jeff Jarvis, a well-known blogger and journalism professor at City University of New York, disagreed, saying that citizen journalism is alive and well. It’s a shame that Current isn’t ...