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Tag Archives: citizen journalism
Numbers: An accounting of the Egyptian blogosphere
Our good friend Magda Abu-Fadil, the director of the Journalism Training Program at the American University of Beirut, shares a link from startuparabia to a recently released report called “Egyptian Blogs: New Social Space.” The report, issued by the Egyptian Cabinet’s Information and Decision Support Center (IDSC), is available in Arabic.
I’m wondering how the release [...]
NGOs: Start Your Media Streams!
Editors from global citizen journalism and opinion sites are looking for contributors from the Middle East. New journalists and writers practice their craft writing for these sites while also getting the reinforcement of seeing something “in print” and reaching wide audiences.
There’s no reason NGOs can’t also become citizen media organizations and make it a part [...]
From on the ground to on the air: Why NGOs need to think more like journalists
In our digital environment, everyone is a producer of content. Including journalists. This means that typically bottom-rung newspaper and television reporters begin to function less like fact gatherers and more like editors, culling and packaging content rather than writing up facts.
As UK journalism professor Paul Bradshaw writes in his multipart post about the 21st century [...]
SOCIAL HOUR at RootSpace!
We’re Hosting Social Hour at RootSpace (Saifi- Beirut) on Wednesday July 9.
THE SERIES: Social Media for Social Change, hosted by RootSpace and the Social Media Exchange.
EPISODE 1: “Blogging, citizen journalism, social networks, etc…What alternative media exists in Lebanon, and what benefit can it provide?”
Key Questions: Does media choice exist in Lebanon? Does it matter? Does [...]



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