Citizen Journalist
This is just an advice, recommendation or guidance for those who think about citizen journalism. There are so many themes from everyday life, events and topics, that these 3 can really be left exclusively to professional journalists. 1) war journalism 2) investigative journalism 3) ‘dangerous journalism’ War journalism – big no. Because people get hurt
Last year young woman lost her life. We could all see it and realize cruelty and brutality which happened in Iran during the protest against election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Her name is Neda Agha-Soltan. Her name is now written in many places. She became a symbol of protests and fight for truth. She was
After a week of Haiti earthquake things there are far away from getting fixed. It’s normal since the quake was horrific and victims are counting still everyday. Like that isn’t enough, another aftershock hit Haiti again. This will be one of worst tragedies human kind ever lived. And we, who sit in our safe homes,
Here is a longer version of our first blog about some tips for a good citizen journalist: 10 things for a good citizen journalist by NewsMeBack Explanations are simple, like tips, only with some more graphic. Basically everything depends on you and your wish to be or not to be a citizen journalist. If you
Citizen journalism is open for everyone. Open for fresh ideas, information, thoughts, events, news. Everyone who is willing to do citizen journalism can do it without any special knowledge. All you need is interest in news and reporting. It’s a way for citizens to talk about stuff they think are worth to be mentioned. So,
