Citizen Journalism
Waiting for the New 2012 Year, we want to present one amazing new citizen journalism project from Tunisia. This is Speak Out Tunisia – citizen journalism training project and of which will tell us all Khalil Ghorbal, co-founder of the Tunisian PaCTE. Tunisian PaCTE,(Pacte des Compétences Tunisiennes Engagées), is a citizen project formed immediately after
After all the thrills in 2011 we are getting closer to 2012. Citizen journalists were more than active in 2011. Lots of events, turmoil around the world and numerous positive events offered topics to report, which citizens used best they could. Between Arab spring, Royal wedding, Japan tsunami, UK riots, Occupy movement and so on,
Coming up soon, on 11/10/11, brand new mobile platform Rawporter. We are introducing this amazing new project for citizen journalists and all news fans. Rawporter is helping everyday people cash in on being at the right place at the right time. We connect the media and the masses by building an on-demand mobile news force
It is great to know that people like and appreciate your work. When they recognize your idea and participate in its realization. It is also great when they tell you this. Or when they get involved, by praising you or criticizing. Both are welcome. First colleague website which gave us support was Periodismo Ciudadano from
Blottr is first and biggest UK citizen journalism website which showed wonderful strength and capability to inform world public about important events. We have great privilege to introduce to you Blottr through an email interview with Adam Baker, founder of Blottr.com with additional words from Ravin Sampat, editor and Jerry Boston, PR. Enjoy the interview
