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Posted by mila 40 days ago (http://time.com)Free WiFi drives Tshwane citizen journalism - IT-Online | IT-Online
Posted by madison 40 days ago (http://it-online.co.za)
Citizen journalism using video news is rapidly growing in the City of Tshwane on the back of free WiFi TV, a video-on-demand service distributed over the...
Examining The Role Of Citizen Journalism In Mexico : NPR
Posted by madison 40 days ago (http://www.npr.org)
The rise and fall of citizen journalism in the cartel-controlled parts of Mexico is deeply chronicled by writer Eric Benson in the latest Texas Monthly Magazine. He sits down with NPR's Arun Rath.
Bizarre Plagiarism Fight Erupts After Two People Take Exact Same Photo
Posted by Adam 41 days ago (http://internet.gawker.com)
The photo above was taken by Sarah Scurr on November 6, 2006, while Scurr was aboard a cruise ship near Chile's Northern Patagonian Ice Field. The photo below was taken by Marisol Ortiz Elfeldt on th
Rock Art On Earth Draws Scientists to Ancient Lakes
Posted by smith 44 days ago (http://www.livescience.com)
The discovery of ancient lake deposits in the driest part of the Saharan Desert confirms that the region was wetter in its past.
How Americans Changed The Way Japanese People Ate Sushi
Posted by Brian 44 days ago (http://io9.com)
Sushi has taken on its own shape and form in the United States, but even before the first sushi restaurants opened up in California, America had an impact on the type of sushi eaten in Japan. During
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